Capgemini agrees to sell U.S. government subsidiary to ITC Federal

  • Capgemini agreed to sell Capgemini Government Solutions to ITC Federal.
  • The subsidiary represented 0.4% of Capgemini’s global 2025 revenue.
  • The sale follows scrutiny over the unit’s ICE contract and U.S. federal work.

Capgemini has signed a definitive agreement to sell Capgemini Government Solutions, its U.S. subsidiary serving federal agencies, to ITC Federal, a U.S. provider of digital services and solutions for homeland security and defense agencies. The transaction is expected to close in the coming weeks, subject to customary conditions. Capgemini announced its intention to sell the unit in February after disclosure of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement contract for a tool designed to identify foreign nationals in the United States and track their movements. The company said legal constraints surrounding classified federal work had limited its ability to oversee some of the subsidiary’s operations. The decision drew calls for clarification from lawmakers and Roland Lescure, France’s Economy and Finance Minister. Capgemini said the unit generated 0.4% of its global revenue and less than 2% of its U.S. revenue in 2025, while group revenue reached €22.5 billion.

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