Facts and Stats
Who are we?
Genpact (NYSE: G) is a global professional services firm that makes business transformation real. Led by our purpose -- the relentless pursuit of a world that works better for people -- we drive digital-led innovation and digitally enabled intelligent operations for our clients. Guided by our experience reinventing and running thousands of processes for hundreds of clients, many of them Global Fortune 500 companies, we drive real-world transformation at scale. We think with design, dream in digital, and solve problems with data and analytics.
Genpact at a glance
A snapshot of our journey
Financials at a glance
Total revenue for second quarter 2021, ending June 30th 2021 is $988 million, up 10% year-over-year (7% on a constant currency basis). To know more, visit our investor relations page.
Industries we focus on:
Our industry recognitions
We are focused on building a culture of learning, inclusivity, and social responsibility.
Check out the various awards and accolades received by Genpact.
We believe in continuous learning
Our people have the opportunity to learn over 550 granular skills in 73 domains.
So far they have collectively undertaken over 10 million hours of learning through our framework, Genome.
Driving diversity, equity, and inclusion
41% gender diverse global workforce
45% gender diverse board
26% gender diversity in our senior management and above
77,975 employees trained on managing unconscious bias
38,000 participants in networking sessions on diversity, equity, and inclusion
2,100+ participants in our sponsorship programs for women
130 participants in mentorship and sponsorship programs for Black and Latinx employees
1,000 participants in our employee resource and allyship groups for underrepresented minorities
We are in the relentless pursuit of a better planet
Our progress in 2020:
16.5 million units of electricity saved across global sites
12.8 kilotons of CO2 emissions avoided
28% reduction in scope 1 (diesel, liquid purified gas and emissions of ozone depleting substances) and scope 2 (grid and gas electricity) greenhouse gas emissions vs 2016
19% reduction in water withdrawal vs 2016
10% reduction in energy consumption vs 2016
7% share of renewable energy
