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Research Alert: CFRA Maintains Hold Opinion On Shares Of Cgi Inc.

CFRA, an independent research provider, has providedwith the following research alert. Analysts at CFRA have summarized their opinion as follows:We cut our price target by CAD36 to CAD102, 11.5x our FY 26 (Sep.) EPS view, below CGI's three-year average (~18x) on macro uncertainty and U.S. Federal risks. We lower our FY 26 EPS view by CAD0.02 to CAD8.88 and lower FY 27's by CAD0.12 to CAD9.40. We are concerned that Q2's continued sales deceleration (+1.6% ex-FX, -180 bps Q/Q, -170 bps Y/Y) reflects structural pressure rather than just temporary issues. Q2's bookings decline (-4% Y/Y) and lower TTM book-to-bill of 108.4% (-220-bps Y/Y) also signal risk as clients keep delaying spending decisions, and we note the decline came despite strong bookings performance in U.S. Federal (TTM book-to-bill of 110.9%), where CGI's expectation of an organic sales growth resumption in Q3 carries uncertainty and may be overshadowed by European weakness, in our view. The company's lack of formal guidance increases our uncertainty. Nonetheless, a below-historical valuation and targeted Q3 organic sales pickup in U.S. Federal offer near-term upside if CGI can execute.

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Research Alert: Cgi Sees Deteriorating Bookings Performance, Misses Revenue Expectations

CFRA, an independent research provider, has providedwith the following research alert. Analysts at CFRA have summarized their opinion as follows:CGI posted Mar-Q sales of CAD4.16B (+3% Y/Y), missing consensus (CAD4.24B), with constant currency growth decelerating to 1.6% from 3.4% in the prior quarter. Adjusted EPS of CAD2.27 (+7%) met expectations despite the sales miss, supported by 10 bps margin expansion to 16.6% with notable improvements in U.S. Commercial/State (+180 bps Y/Y) and Canada (+230 bps Y/Y). Segment revenue performance was mixed, with U.K. and Australia leading at +19% Y/Y while U.S. Federal continued its decline at -11% Y/Y amid ongoing spending cuts. Bookings deteriorated, with book-to-bill falling to 103.8% from 109.5% in the prior quarter and TTM declining to 108.4% from 110.4%; however, CGI's acquisition-supported CAD31.5B backlog still grew slightly and provides solid visibility, with CAD11.5B expected to convert over the next twelve months. We expect continued headwinds from U.S. Federal weakness and slower bookings momentum, though we hesitate to attribute the weakness to AI competition (contrary to IT Services bears).

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