CGI Inc. posted a 20.8% jump in Q4 net earnings and announced an 8.8% dividend hike, bolstered by strong bookings of $4.53 billion and a 109.2% book-to-bill ratio for the quarter.
Q4 fiscal 2026 net earnings rose 20.8% to $460.7 million and diluted EPS jumped 30.2% to $2.24, well above headline growth, while the company raised its dividend 8.8% and posted a 109.2% quarterly book-to-bill. Adjusted figures were far more muted (adjusted net earnings up 0.8%, adjusted EBIT margin down 20 basis points), which tempers the positive read but the hard beats on net earnings and the dividend increase are direct positives for the shares.
The Toronto-listed Class A shares reflect the same strong fiscal 2026 close: Q4 net earnings up 20.8% to $460.7 million, diluted EPS up 30.2%, an 8.8% dividend increase, and full-year backlog of $32.07 billion (1.9x annual revenue). Underlying adjusted growth was muted (adjusted net earnings up 1.4% for the year), but the headline beats and dividend action support the stock.
CGI Inc. reported strong fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 results, with net earnings rising 20.8% to $460.7 million and diluted EPS climbing 30.2% to $2.24. The company announced an 8.8% dividend increase alongside quarterly bookings of $4.53 billion, reflecting a 109.2% book-to-bill ratio. Full-year fiscal 2026 revenue reached $16.57 billion, supported by a robust backlog of $32.07 billion.
Fourth quarter fiscal 2026 revenue was $4.15 billion, up 3.3% year-over-year, net earnings rose 20.8% to $460.7 million, and diluted EPS rose 30.2% to $2.24. Bookings were $4.53 billion for a book-to-bill of 109.2%.
The company announced an 8.8% dividend increase, paid $35.1 million in dividends in the quarter, and spent $166.7 million under its share buyback to purchase and cancel about 1.65 million Class A shares.
Revenue of $16.57 billion (up 4.2%), net earnings of $1,812.6 million (up 9.3%), diluted EPS of $8.58 (up 16.7%), cash from operations of $2.48 billion, and a backlog of $32.07 billion.
Yes, CGI announced an 8.8% increase to its dividend alongside the fourth quarter results.