Overview
Capgemini is a multinational information technology (IT) services and consulting company, headquartered in Paris, France, incorporated on 1 October, 1967 at Grenoble, France. It was established and started its business on 27 December 1993 in India, named Capgemini Technology Services India Limited (CTSIL), with its first office in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
It is one of the leaders at the global level in collaborating or partnering with companies to manage and transform their businesses with the help of the power of technology. They provide various services to large and medium-sized organisations, such as IT-enabled operations, business process outsourcing services, application re-engineering, customized and packaged application development, consulting, app development, and more.
Capgemini Technology is a trusted company and has the trust of its clients to develop all the important things that their business needs, from strategy to operations, fuelled by the rapid and fast advancement and innovative technology of cloud, data, connectivity, artificial intelligence, and more.
With its strong over 57-years of service, Capgemini is trusted by its clients to unlock the value of technology with over 340,000 talented employees in more than 50 countries, and they have 4.2/5 client satisfaction level contracts.
As far as the Capgemini share price is concerned, it is still a key area of focus for investors. Presently, the stock market trends indicate a consistent flow of Capgemini shares, indicating the company's strong performance and client confidence.
The major shareholders of Capgemini are Capgemini SE, Capgemini America Inc., a subsidiary of Capgemini North America Inc., and Capgemini North America Inc., and all of them combined hold 99.77% of the company.
Services Offered
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Strategy and transformation: Capgemini uses technology, data science, and creative design to provide strategy, innovation, and transformation consulting.
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Applications and technology: Capgemini develops, modernizes, extends, and secures IT and digital environments.
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Customer experience: Capgemini helps clients embrace key technologies such as cloud, data, and artificial intelligence and also works to improve their cybersecurity and environmental impact.
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Enterprise management: Capgemini helps clients meet their specific objectives by developing solutions that are aligned to their unique challenges.
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Engineering: Fostering synergies between the digital and the engineering worlds to help our clients unleash their R&D potential and engineer intelligent products, operations, and services at scale.
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Operations: Delivering greater efficiency and operational and technological excellence through business process outsourcing and managed services of applications hosted in data centres or the cloud.
Business Model
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Consulting: Capgemini offers consulting services to big businesses, corporations, and organizations and charges them fees to provide those services.
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Application services: Capgemini also provides the services of developing the apps, websites and other things and maintains them for smooth functioning for clients.
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IT infrastructure: Capgemini develops, integrates, and manages IT infrastructure for global firms and big corporate clients.
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Business model innovation: Capgemini helps clients build new business models for a sustainable economy. For example, Capgemini Invent helps clients create new products, services, and environments for the Next Economy and co-create organizations through sustainable ventures.
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Intelligent Process Automation (IPA-TOM): Capgemini's IPA-TOM model integrates business demands, automation best practices, and software development to help companies reimagine their business models.
Board of Directors
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Mr. Ashwin Yardi, Wholetime Director and Chief Executive Officer
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Ms. Aruna Jayanthi, Non-Executive Director
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Mr. Paul Hermelin, Non-Executive Director
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Mr. Aiman Ezzat, Non-Executive Director
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Ms. Maria Pernas, Non-Executive Director
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Mr. Ramaswamy Rajaraman, Non-Executive Director and Independent Director
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Ms. Kalpana Rao, Non-Executive Director and Independent Director
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Ms. Shobha Meera, Additional Director
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Ms. Anne Lebel, Additional Director
Registered Office
The Registered office for the company is in Village Man, Taluka Mulshi, Pune, Maharashtra.
IPO Details
Currently, there is no news regarding an IPO or DRHP filing for Capgemini. Keep an eye on the market for any future updates, especially if you're interested in the Capgemini share price.
Subsidiaries
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IGATE Infrastructure Management Services Limited
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LiquidHub Analytics Private Limited
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LiquidHub India Private Limited
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Annik Incorporated
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Dalian LiquidHub Consulting Services Limited Company
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Annik UK Limited
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LiquidHub Private Limited
Competitors
Timeline
1997: Capgemini starts the business in India with its first office in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
2003: Capgemini India broadens its services, incorporating consulting and outsourcing capabilities
2006: Acquisition of Kanbay International
2010: Launch of the India Delivery Centre
2011: Introduction of specialized service offerings in digital transformation and cloud services.
2014: Opening of a dedicated innovation centre in Bangalore
2015: Capgemini acquires IGATE
2016: Inauguration of the new 'Applied Innovation Exchange' in Mumbai
2018: Expansion into new service areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and advanced analytics.
2021: Launch of new initiatives to support digital inclusion and upskilling in local communities
2023: Introduction of advanced cybersecurity services and expansion into the Internet of Things (IoT) sector
Dividend Details
The Board of Directors does not recommend any dividend for the year 2022-23.
Delisted
Capgemini was delisted from the indian stock exchange on 4th Feb 2008, and the rate of Delisting of Capgemini was Rs. 404.44.
Industry Overview
In India, spending in the Indian information technology (IT) sector is projected to reach $138.9 billion in 2024, compared to $122.6 billion last year, with a double-digit growth rate of 13.2 percent, according to recent projections from Gartner.
The growth is expected in all major segments, including software, devices, IT services, and data centre systems. Software spending in India is projected to record the highest growth rate of 18.6 percent in 2024, followed by devices, which is expected to grow at 13.8 percent.
Worldwide IT spending is expected to total $5.06 trillion in 2024, an increase of 8 per cent from 2023. Fuelled by the demand for GenAI processing, spending on data center systems is also expected to see a notable jump in growth from 4 percent in 2023 to 10 percent in the current year globally, according to the projections.
