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Genpact Ltd
Genpact is a business services company that helps large organizations run back-office and support work more efficiently. It handles tasks such as finance and accounting, procurement, customer service, supply chain operations, risk management, and data and analytics work. Its customers are mainly big companies in industries like banking, insurance, consumer goods, healthcare, and technology that want to outsource work or redesign internal processes. The company makes money by charging service fees under long-term contracts. In many cases, Genpact takes over a process for a client and runs it for them, often using software, data tools, and specialized teams. It also advises clients on how to improve workflows and then helps carry out those changes. What makes Genpact different is its focus on process-heavy work rather than broad consulting. It grew out of GE’s internal operations expertise, so it has deep experience in handling standardized business processes at scale. That gives it a role between a traditional outsourcer and a consulting firm: it does the work, helps redesign it, and earns recurring revenue from managing those ongoing relationships.
Genpact is a business services company that helps large organizations run back-office and support work more efficiently. It handles tasks such as finance and accounting, procurement, customer service, supply chain operations, risk management, and data and analytics work. Its customers are mainly big companies in industries like banking, insurance, consumer goods, healthcare, and technology that want to outsource work or redesign internal processes.
The company makes money by charging service fees under long-term contracts. In many cases, Genpact takes over a process for a client and runs it for them, often using software, data tools, and specialized teams. It also advises clients on how to improve workflows and then helps carry out those changes.
What makes Genpact different is its focus on process-heavy work rather than broad consulting. It grew out of GE’s internal operations expertise, so it has deep experience in handling standardized business processes at scale. That gives it a role between a traditional outsourcer and a consulting firm: it does the work, helps redesign it, and earns recurring revenue from managing those ongoing relationships.
Revenue: Genpact said Q1 revenue grew 6.7% year over year to $1.296 billion, which management framed as a strong start to the year.
ATS surge: Advanced Technology Solutions revenue accelerated 24% year over year to $345 million, and management said demand for agentic and AI-led work is rising quickly.
Margins: Gross margin expanded about 110 basis points to 36.4%, marking the 12th straight quarter of expansion and helping fund more investment.
Outlook: The company kept its full-year revenue growth view at at least 7% and raised its Advanced Technology Solutions growth expectation to at least 20%.
Deal momentum: Genpact signed 6 large deals in the quarter and said its pipeline, backlog and inflows are at record levels.
Business shift: Management described a clear move toward more annuitized, non-FTE and IP-based revenue, with agentic work increasingly decoupling growth from headcount.
