Genpact LTD: management transactions · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Genpact LTD

Genpact Ltd (ticker: G) is a business services company listed on the NYSE in the United States. Its model is built around business-process transformation, finance and accounting services, risk and compliance operations, supply chain management, customer operations, and a fast-expanding portfolio in data, cloud, artificial intelligence, and automation. The company now describes itself as an “agentic and advanced technology solutions” provider, highlighting a strategic shift toward higher-value digital services and enterprise transformation. Genpact’s roots go back to 1997, when it started as a pilot inside GE Capital. The original mission was to improve back-office performance through process excellence, and the company later embedded Lean and Six Sigma into its operating culture. In 2005, Genpact was spun out of GE and became an independent company. It then went public on the NYSE in 2007 under the symbol G. That history still matters for investors: Genpact combines a legacy of operational rigor with a now more technology-led transformation agenda. The group serves more than 800 clients across more than 35 countries and maintains a broad international footprint, with offices across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Its operational headquarters is in New York, New York, strengthening its profile as a U.S.-anchored, globally distributed services platform. Core offerings include finance and accounting, supply chain operations, technology services, data and AI services, risk and compliance, customer care, and advisory services. Genpact also markets industry-specific solutions for banking, insurance, consumer goods, healthcare, high tech, software, and manufacturing clients. Competitive positioning is shaped by a crowded global market that includes large outsourcing, consulting, and IT-services players. Genpact’s differentiation lies in the combination of deep process knowledge, industry specialization, process intelligence, and automation capabilities. Rather than competing only on labor arbitrage, the company increasingly sells transformation outcomes, workflow redesign, and AI-enabled operating models. Recent developments underscore that strategic direction. On February 5, 2026, Genpact reported full-year 2025 results and said Advanced Technology Solutions revenue grew 17% year over year. The company has also been rolling out more agentic AI-led offerings, including solutions for accounts payable and broader enterprise process automation. Taken together, these moves suggest a business that is trying to move up the value chain while preserving its scale, multinational client base, and long-standing operating expertise.