Genpact raised its technology-led guidance while reporting higher revenue, profit and earnings per share for the second quarter of 2026 on 6 August, alongside an ongoing share buyback. The company’s strong pipeline in high-tech, manufacturing and financial services verticals, combined with increasing large-deal activity, supports above-sector-average revenue and EPS growth expectations. Despite the improved outlook, the stock fell 5.17% on the day and is down 25.31% year to date, though it had gained 16.75% over the prior 30 days. A widely followed narrative values Genpact at $39.27 per share, compared with the latest close of $34.29, implying a 12.7% undervaluation. Risks remain if slower core BPO demand persists or if heavier AI investment fails to translate into expected premium contracts.
Genpact LimitedRaised guidance and beat Q2 estimates, with ongoing buyback, though stock fell on the day.
