Ahmed Sherif
Research expert covering IT services and gaming hardware
Capgemini- statistics & facts
Capgemini, often hailed as a powerhouse in the digital transformation landscape, has been shaping the future of business and technology for over half a century. As one of France’s largest professional services companies by market cap, Capgemini stands at the forefront of the digital transformation landscape across France and Europe. The company's influence extends far beyond its Parisian roots, as Capgemini's workforce reached an impressive 340 thousand employees worldwide in 2023, making it one of the largest employers in Europe. With such a formidable presence, it comes as no surprise that Capgemini has secured a spot in the global top five IT service companies by brand value in 2024.
Overall, Capgemini's robust growth trajectory and commitment to sustainability practices position it well for continued leadership in the global IT services market.
Capgemini revenues soar as profits remain stable
Capgemini has demonstrated consistent revenue growth in recent years, solidifying its position as a global leader in IT services and consulting. In 2023, the company achieved a record-breaking revenue of 22.5 billion euros, marking a modest increase to the previous year and maintaining its upward trajectory. However, despite the revenue uptick, the Capgemini’s profits decreased marginally compared to the previous year, with net profits reaching 2.4 billion euros in 2023. Europe remains Capgemini's powerhouse, generating the lion's share of the company's revenue at over 11 billion euros. Within this, France contributed a substantial 4.5 billion euros, highlighting the strength of Capgemini's domestic operations. When it comes to Capgemini's revenue streams by sector, the manufacturing sector emerged as the top contributor in 2023, accounting for 27 percent of total earnings, closely followed by the financial services sector.Capgemini makes strides in ESG
In an era of heightened corporate responsibility, Capgemini has demonstrated significant progress in both environmental sustainability and workforce diversity. From 2019 to 2023, the company made remarkable strides in reducing its carbon footprint, with scope 1 and scope 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions plummeting by over 90 percent. This dramatic reduction was largely driven by a shift towards renewable energy sources, with an impressive 96 percent of Capgemini's total energy consumption coming from renewables in 2023. Alongside these environmental achievements, several advancements have been made in gender diversity within Capgemini’s workforce. By 2023, women represented nearly 39 percent of the company's total employees, up from 33 percent in 2019. Even more notably, the proportion of women in executive leadership positions reached 26 percent in 2023, a substantial rise of approximately nine percentage points over the same period.Overall, Capgemini's robust growth trajectory and commitment to sustainability practices position it well for continued leadership in the global IT services market.
