Capgemini Reduces Its Capital by 0.8% Following the Cancellation of 4.1 Million Shares
The IT services group Capgemini announces a reduction in its share capital, now standing at 169,928,671 shares, a decrease of 1,418,800 shares compared to December 31, 2024, representing 0.8% of the capital.
Details of the Share Capital Reduction
This net reduction in the number of shares results from two separate operations, according to the press release. On one hand, the group carried out a capital increase of 2,700,000 shares as part of its 12th employee share ownership plan, announced on November 27, 2025. On the other hand, Capgemini has cancelled 4,118,800 self-held shares. These shares had been repurchased with a dual objective: to neutralize the dilution linked to the employee share ownership plan and to continue the group's multi-year share buyback program. The company indicates that this operation demonstrates its ability to involve employees in the group's development while ensuring a return to shareholders through the reduction of the number of shares in circulation.
Capgemini as a Partner in Business and Technological Transformation
Capgemini positions itself as a partner in business and technological transformation. The group, which employs 420,000 staff across more than 50 countries, offers services and solutions spanning strategy, technology, design, engineering, and operations. Having been in the market for nearly 60 years, Capgemini reported a global revenue of 22.1 billion euros in 2024, according to data released by the company. The group highlights its industry expertise and partner ecosystem to support its clients in their transformation projects.
