TLDR: CGI Inc. announced strong financial results for Q3 2025, with revenue climbing 11.4% to 4.1 billion CAD, largely fueled by AI integration and recent acquisitions. Adjusted diluted EPS increased by 9.9% to 2.10 CAD. AI initiatives now contribute to 40% of the company’s IP base revenue, highlighting its strategic focus. Despite a slight dip in stock price, aftermarket trading showed modest gains.
CGI Inc. has reported a strong financial performance for its third quarter of fiscal year 2025, showcasing significant revenue growth and a strategic emphasis on artificial intelligence. The global IT and business consulting services firm achieved a revenue of 4.1 billion CAD (approximately $4.09 billion USD), marking an impressive 11.4% increase year-over-year, or 7.0% in constant currency. This growth was primarily attributed to the successful integration of AI technologies and strategic acquisitions.
The company’s adjusted diluted earnings per share (EPS) rose by 9.9% to 2.10 CAD. While the GAAP diluted EPS saw a slight decrease of 4.7% to $1.82, the adjusted figures reflect the underlying operational strength. CGI’s adjusted EBIT reached 666 million CAD, maintaining a healthy 16.3% margin. Cash generated from operations stood at 487 million CAD, representing 11.9% of total revenue.
Artificial intelligence has emerged as a pivotal growth driver for CGI, with AI initiatives now accounting for a substantial 40% of its IP base revenue. François Boulanger, CGI’s President and Chief Executive Officer, underscored the company’s expertise in this domain, stating, “CGI delivered double-digit revenue growth in the third quarter. We remain focused on managing business fundamentals to deepen resilience and continued profitable growth as a trusted transformation partner.” He further added, “CGI continued to see strong momentum in AI-related wins in Q3, demonstrating the depth of our expertise globally,” and highlighted that “On a day-to-day basis, our CGI Partners work jointly with clients to use AI to inform, accelerate and improve project delivery.”
Strategic acquisitions also played a crucial role in the company’s expansion, though they incurred approximately $100 million in restructuring costs for fiscal 2025. CGI’s robust backlog stands at 30.6 billion CAD (or $30.58 billion USD), indicating a strong pipeline of future business. Despite the positive growth, the company did face some profitability challenges, with earnings before income taxes declining 7.1% to $552 million, resulting in a margin of 13.5%. Net earnings also fell 7.2% to $409 million, with a 10.0% margin.
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Regarding its stock performance, CGI’s shares closed at $87.10 USD on October 31, 2025, experiencing a minor decline of 0.11%. However, aftermarket trading showed a modest gain of 0.78%. The company’s long-term debt and lease liabilities increased to $4.24 billion, up $1.20 billion year-over-year, with net debt at $3.12 billion, reflecting its ongoing investment and acquisition strategies.
