Capgemini Shares Surge Over 3% Following Announcement of Increased 2025 Annual Results
This Friday morning, Capgemini's shares experienced a significant rebound to €103.00, up by 3.27% from the previous day, following the announcement of its 2025 annual results. This surge comes after a period of significant correction, with the stock losing nearly 13% over the past seven days and over 43% over the year. The session was lively with the release of the IT services group's financial statements on February 13.
Annual Financial Results Revealed
This morning, Capgemini unveiled its annual accounts, reporting a 5.8% increase for the fiscal year 2025. The revenue reached €22,465 million, marking a growth of 1.7% in reported figures and 3.4% at constant exchange rates. These figures demonstrate the operational resilience of the group in a challenging industry environment, characterized by a slowdown in technology spending by some major clients. Additionally, the group has recently deepened its strategic partnership with Microsoft on sovereign cloud solutions. Announced on February 11, this alliance aims to offer an integrated managed cloud services offering, combining regulatory compliance, data sovereignty, and business continuity. This initiative could serve as a growth driver in a European market where digital sovereignty is increasingly critical. The financial calendar then schedules the publication of the first quarter 2026 revenue on April 30, followed by the general meeting on May 20.
Technical Analysis of Stock Performance
Despite the session's rise, the stock remains in a particularly weakened technical configuration. The price of €103.00 is significantly below the 50-day moving average, positioned at €137.77, indicating a firmly established downward trend for several weeks. The more than 25% gap between the current price and this benchmark highlights the extent of the correction the stock has undergone. The RSI, an indicator measuring the speed and intensity of price changes, is at a level of 14, well into the oversold zone — typically considered below 30. This extreme level signals a pronounced imbalance between selling and buying pressures in the recent period. The most immediate support threshold is at €99.74, corresponding to the previous day's closing price, while the major resistance to watch is at €150.85, a considerable distance from current levels. The monthly volatility, measured at 14.03, confirms significant fluctuations in the stock in recent weeks.