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Genpact: AI-Led Growth, Margin Durability, and Strong 2026 Visibility Support Buy Rating

Genpact: AI-Led Growth, Margin Durability, and Strong 2026 Visibility Support Buy Rating

William Blair analyst Maggie Nolan has maintained their bullish stance on G stock, giving a Buy rating today.

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Maggie Nolan’s rating is based on Genpact’s consistent operational outperformance and its strong forward outlook, particularly heading into 2026. The company exceeded the upper end of management’s own projections for the fourth quarter across key metrics, including revenue, margins, and adjusted EPS, and its initial full-year 2026 guidance is ahead of market expectations. Advanced Technology Solutions (ATS), especially data and AI offerings, have become a key growth engine, expanding at more than double the pace of the rest of the business and now accounting for a meaningful share of total revenue, with high annuitization and scalable non-FTE delivery models that support margin durability and quality of earnings.

Maggie Nolan also points to structural growth drivers that reinforce the Buy rating, such as a sharply expanding AI pipeline, a rapidly growing portfolio of GenAI solutions, and rising partner-driven revenue, which collectively enhance Genpact’s ability to capture new demand. The company is increasingly winning business in areas where it previously had limited presence, highlighted by substantial agentic contract wins and a rising proportion of new-client contributions. Revenue per head is improving, especially in ATS, which generates significantly higher productivity than the company average. Additionally, the record backlog, higher large-deal wins, and the fact that a substantial portion of 2026 revenue is already contracted provide strong visibility and underpin confidence in sustained growth and value creation for shareholders.

In another report released today, Needham also reiterated a Buy rating on the stock with a $50.00 price target.

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