Capgemini to acquire WNS for $3.3 billion to build AI-driven operations leader

Updated: Jul 7th, 2025

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CEO of Capgemini - Aiman Ezzat (R)  CEO of WNS- Keshav Murugesh (L)

Capgemini, a French global business and technology transfer partner, has announced a definitive agreement to acquire business-process specialist WNS (World Network Services), the India based company which provides business process services, for $76.50 per share in cash, valuing the deal at approximately $3.3 billion (~₹28,330 crore), excluding WNS’s net debt–a 17–28% premium to recent share prices 

The deal targets the rapidly growing ‘Intelligent Operations’ space, where Agentic AI and Generative AI are reshaping business process services, as per the statement by Capegemini.

WNS’s digital BPS (Business Process Services) expertise spans eight industry partners including United Airlines, Aviva, and M&T Bank positioning Capgemini to deepen industry-specific AI integration, it said.

The acquisition is projected to be growth of Capgemini’s adjusted EPS (Earnings Per Share) by about 4% in 2026, rising to 7% by 2027 after synergies.

Capegemini said that this transaction will position Capgemini as a leader in Digital BPS blending horizontal and vertical process expertise, with a global footprint. With combined revenues of €1.9 billion in 2024 in Digital BPS, this will strengthen the company’s ability to accompany clients on their transformation journeys.

The Boards of both companies have unanimously approved the transaction. Closing is expected by the end of 2025, pending shareholder approvals and customary regulatory clearances. 

The acquisition formalises Capgemini’s “ambition to lead in AI-driven business operations, combining its consulting and platform strengths with WNS’s domain and process expertise”.

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