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調査速報:CGI、予約実績の悪化、収益予想未達

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-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。CGIの3月期売上高は41億6,000万カナダドル(前年同期比3%増)となり、市場予想(42億4,000万カナダドル)を下回りました。為替変動の影響を除いた実質成長率は、前四半期の3.4%から1.6%に減速しました。調整後EPSは2.27カナダドル(前年同期比7%増)となり、売上高は予想を下回ったものの、利益率が10ベーシスポイント上昇して16.6%となったことが要因です。特に、米国商業・州政府向け事業(前年同期比180ベーシスポイント増)とカナダ向け事業(前年同期比230ベーシスポイント増)で顕著な改善が見られました。セグメント別の売上高はまちまちで、英国とオーストラリアが前年同期比19%増と好調だった一方、米国連邦政府向け事業は継続的な歳出削減の影響で前年同期比11%減と引き続き低迷しました。受注状況は悪化し、受注残高対請求残高比率は前四半期の109.5%から103.8%に低下、過去12ヶ月間の受注残高比率も110.4%から108.4%に低下しました。しかしながら、CGIの買収によって支えられた315億カナダドルの受注残高は依然としてわずかに増加しており、堅実な見通しを提供しています。今後12ヶ月間で115億カナダドルが受注に転換される見込みです。米連邦政府の弱気姿勢と受注の勢いの鈍化による逆風は続くと予想されますが、(ITサービス業界の弱気派とは異なり)AI競争が弱気の要因であるとは断言できません。

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