New Delhi: Capgemini has completed the acquisition of WNS for a total cash consideration of $3.3 billion, marking a significant move to expand its footprint in AI-powered intelligent operations. The acquisition positions Capgemini to leverage agentic AI in transforming business processes across industries.
With this deal closed, WNS will now be consolidated into Capgemini’s financial statements from October 17, 2025. Earlier, on July 7, both companies had entered into a definitive transaction agreement at $76.50 per WNS share. To finance the acquisition, Capgemini successfully raised €4.0 billion through bond issuance in September, cancelling a previously signed bridge loan.
According to Capgemini CEO Aiman Ezzat, the integration of WNS strengthens the company’s ability to deliver end-to-end digital transformation using AI and automation. Ezzat said that combining Capgemini’s global reach and technology expertise with WNS’s domain knowledge will enable clients to modernize operations more effectively.
WNS CEO Keshav R. Murugesh stated that the collaboration will focus on developing intelligent, industry-specific operational models driven by automation and AI. Both companies have emphasized that their shared vision and culture will support a smooth integration process.
The acquisition underscores Capgemini’s broader strategy to expand its AI-led services portfolio amid rising enterprise demand for automation and intelligent operations. Industry analysts view the deal as part of a larger trend among global IT and consulting firms investing in agentic AI capabilities to enhance efficiency, agility, and data-driven decision-making in business transformation initiatives.
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