Genpact Q2 revenue rises to $1.25Bn, boosts 2025 outlook on AI
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES — Genpact, a global provider of advanced technology services, reported a 6.6% year-over-year revenue surge to $1.254 billion in quarter two 2025, driven by strong demand for its AI and data solutions.
The company raised its full-year guidance, forecasting 5% revenue growth at the midpoint, with Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Balkrishan “BK” Kalra citing GenpactNext’s strategic focus on integrating AI and advanced technologies as a key growth accelerator.
“We delivered another strong quarter, with results above the high end of our guidance range, reflecting healthy growth driven by GenpactNext. Second quarter revenue increased 7% year-over-year, driven by accelerating growth in Advanced Technology Solutions, up 17%,” said Kalra.
AI and advanced tech drive Genpact’s double-digit growth
Adjusted diluted EPS rose to $0.88 from $0.84 during first quarter, reflecting continued growth in high-margin tech services despite slower year-over-year gains in data-tech-AI of 9.7%. In comparison, in quarter one, the figures were 11.1% for digital operations, compared to 4.2% in the same quarter.
Data, AI, and digital transformation services, this segment contributes 23% to total net revenues and is part of the growing importance of AI-based enhancement of operations within enterprises.
Kalra highlighted the company’s last-mile advantage in deploying these technologies, among others, making Genpact a desirable choice for United States clients transitioning to digital services worldwide.
In the meantime, digital operations, driven by classic business process management, recorded more moderate growth, reflecting a strategic shift toward more profitable technology services.
Genpact’s 2025 guidance raised as cash flow strengthens
On the back of the quarter two performance, Genpact raised its dollar-based full-year revenue outlook range to between 4% to 6% year-over-year, or $4.96 billion to $5.05 billion.
The above increase is attributed to a better-than-anticipated performance in high-growth markets such as AI and analytics, and stringent cost controls.
The macroeconomic risks, such as currency fluctuations and geopolitical risks, are reported in the Safe Harbor statement of Genpact, indicating that such threats limit their bullish stand.
The firm, however, projects liquidity confidence in the face of cash flow from operating activities of $177 million and expenditure on the share buyback of $30 million.
The focus remains on scaling its advanced technology solutions, which are expected to drive double-digit growth through 2025, even as core business services of 77% of revenue grow modestly at 3.8%.
“Looking ahead, our simple yet powerful strategy – to integrate Advanced Technology Solutions and strengthen our last mile advantage – positions Genpact as a clear partner of choice for AI-driven transformation, accelerating growth for our clients and ourselves,” Karla notes.
