Overview
- Capgemini announced it will immediately begin divesting Capgemini Government Solutions after an extraordinary board review over the weekend.
- Public records show the ICE contract with the subsidiary was signed on December 18, 2025, and is cited at $4.8 million, with the company saying it is under appeal and review.
- CEO Aiman Ezzat said the group only recently learned the contract’s nature and emphasized that U.S. regulations and a Special Security Agreement bar the group from accessing CGS’s classified operations.
- French officials and unions pressed for transparency following fatal shootings in Minneapolis linked to federal immigration operations, intensifying public and political pressure on the company.
- Capgemini said CGS accounts for about 0.4% of estimated 2025 revenue and less than 2% of U.S. revenue, and it did not disclose a buyer or timetable for the sale.