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CGI Inc. reports developments in IT and business consulting services across consulting, systems integration, managed IT, business process services and intellectual property solutions. News about CGI commonly covers quarterly results, bookings and backlog, client demand for modernization of mission-critical technology environments, and capital actions such as issuer bids.
Company updates also address AI-enabled services, sovereign cloud and data platforms, SAP operations certifications, and strategic partnerships in sectors such as government, healthcare, critical infrastructure, financial services, manufacturing and utilities. CGI’s model combines local client relationships with a global delivery network across North America, Europe and other markets.
CGI Federal (GIB) entered an applied research agreement with the Defense Logistics Agency and University of Tennessee, Knoxville, on September 24, 2026.
The initiative, called Quantum Pathfinder, will examine how agentic artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing could support warehouse management and supply-chain logistics in contested environments. Initial research areas include dynamic smart-warehouse orchestration, reverse logistics and disposition, and resilient inventory positioning. CGI Federal will host the initiative at its Knoxville onshore delivery center. It is expected to expand during the upcoming fiscal year.
CGI (GIB) announced a strategic partnership with D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) on 23 September 2026 to accelerate enterprise adoption of quantum computing for real-world optimization and decision-making challenges.
Under the go-to-market agreement, CGI will integrate D-Wave’s quantum platforms, including access to the Advantage2™ quantum computer and hybrid solvers, into its advanced technology services portfolio. The companies will co-develop quantum-enabled use cases across logistics, transportation and retail, targeting applications such as industrial production planning, energy grid optimization, asset maintenance, train scheduling, rail operations, supply chain planning, delivery routing and workforce scheduling.
CGI (GIB) reported that its CGI Trade360 platform received three global industry recognitions for trade finance technology leadership. The platform was named Best Trade Finance Software Provider by Global Finance, Best Trade Technology Provider by Global Trade Review, and Highly Commended Best Trade Finance Software Provider by Trade Treasury Payments.
CGI states that Trade360 processes more than 15 million transactions annually and is used by banks that collectively earned nine additional trade finance awards in 2026 across multiple regions. The company links these honors to growing demand for modernization, cloud and architecture among corporate and transaction banking leaders.
CGI (GIB) has priced a private offering of C$500 million of Canadian dollar denominated senior unsecured notes in two series.
The company will issue C$250 million of 3.25-year notes with a 4.195% annual interest rate and C$250 million of 4.75-year notes with a 4.484% annual interest rate. The offering is expected to close on or about September 14, 2026, subject to customary conditions. Net proceeds are expected to be about C$497.3 million, which CGI intends to use to repay existing indebtedness and for general corporate purposes. The notes are offered on an agency and private placement basis across Canadian provinces.
CGI (GIB) acquired technology consulting firm Callibrity, closing the transaction on September 8, 2026, to deepen its Cincinnati market presence.
The deal expands CGI’s capabilities in production-ready enterprise AI, platform engineering and digital product development across commercial industries. Founded in 2007, Callibrity brings 120 consultants, along with experience in financial services, insurance and manufacturing, bolstering CGI’s U.S. Commercial and State Government operations. CGI describes Cincinnati as an attractive growth market and highlights cultural alignment around client outcomes, curiosity and collaboration.
Callibrity’s clients are expected to retain access to their existing teams and consulting approach, while gaining CGI’s broader service portfolio and global delivery network. Callibrity’s leadership characterizes the move as a new chapter that preserves the firm’s core culture while expanding opportunities for its clients and employees.
CGI (NYSE:GIB) announced a long-term strategic partnership with AgVantis to modernize technology across members and partners of the U.S. Farm Credit System. The collaboration combines AgVantis' agricultural lending expertise with CGI's global technology and consulting capabilities.
According to CGI, the partnership will support AgVantis' shift from a large transformation program to a sustainable operating model. CGI will deliver services in cloud, application development, data and analytics, and AI-ready data platforms to help Farm Credit institutions enhance security, resiliency and digital delivery for farmers, ranchers and agribusiness leaders.
CGI (NYSE:GIB) released U.S. findings from its annual Voice of Our Clients research, based on discussions with business and technology executives. The study identifies four key trends: the growing need for adaptive, resilient organizations; accelerating AI adoption despite readiness gaps; the importance of expanding talent and execution capacity; and federal agencies advancing from AI experimentation to modernizing legacy and data environments.
According to CGI, 70% of executives cite technology and digital acceleration as the most impactful macro trend, 58% apply AI to core processes, yet only 36% have an enterprise-wide AI strategy. The research also highlights rising focus on data sovereignty, cloud adoption drivers, and ongoing application modernization and migration priorities.
CGI (NYSE:GIB) reported Q3 Fiscal 2026 results with revenue of $4.19 billion, up 2.5% year-over-year, or 1.3% in constant currency. Earnings before income taxes rose 14.9% to $633.9 million for a 15.1% margin, while adjusted EBIT reached $681.7 million with a 16.3% margin.
Net earnings were $465.2 million (margin 11.1%), and diluted EPS increased 22.5% to $2.23. Adjusted net earnings were $478.3 million with adjusted diluted EPS of $2.29, up 9.0%. Cash from operations was $604.5 million (14.4% of revenue), and bookings were $4.20 billion, producing a 100.1% book-to-bill and a $31.79 billion backlog (1.9x annual revenue).
The company invested $105.0 million in its business, spent $49.6 million on acquisitions and $412.9 million to repurchase 4,427,600 Class A shares. Net debt rose to $3.68 billion, with a 26.6% net debt-to-capitalization ratio. CGI declared a quarterly dividend of $0.17 per share, payable September 18, 2026.
CGI (NYSE: GIB) has been selected by the City of Munich in its latest call for proposals to advance digital government services, increase administrative efficiency and support technological sovereignty. The company will apply a scalable delivery model that combines local expertise in Munich with specialized capabilities across its European delivery network.
According to CGI, this new phase builds on a 20-year collaboration that has included an e-file rollout for around 40,000 employees, license management and smart city applications such as a digital twin. CGI will provide requirements management, digital transformation consulting, system development and IT security, with subject-matter work led in Munich and nearshore teams, including in Bulgaria, supporting development, architecture and security.
CGI (NYSE: GIB) will release its third quarter fiscal 2026 results, for the period ended June 30, 2026, on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, before markets open. Management, including President and CEO Tim Hurlebaus and Executive Vice-President and CFO Steve Perron, will host a results conference call at 9:00 a.m. (EDT), with access via phone, webcast, replay, podcast, and RSS feed, according to CGI.