Overview

• Capgemini will pay $76.50 per WNS share in cash, representing a 17% premium over the July 3 closing price and excluding WNS’s financial debt
• Both companies’ boards signed and unanimously approved the definitive agreement on July 7, triggering immediate integration planning
• Capgemini projects the deal will boost its normalized earnings per share by 4% in 2026 before synergies and by 7% in 2027 after synergies
• WNS contributes digital business process outsourcing and advanced analytics capabilities, serving clients such as Coca-Cola, T-Mobile and United Airlines
• The transaction now moves to WNS shareholder and customary regulatory review ahead of an expected closing by the end of 2025