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To own DXC, you need to believe a legacy IT outsourcer can steadily replace declining infrastructure work with higher value cloud and insurance platforms, while protecting already thin margins. The ivari go-live is encouraging for this shift, but does not yet change the near term picture of falling organic revenue and pressure in the GIS segment, which remains the key risk to watch.
Among recent announcements, the pricing of €650,000,000 of 4.250% Senior Notes due 2030 stands out in this context, as it speaks to balance sheet flexibility while DXC invests in cloud-enabled modernization like the ivari and other Assure platform wins. How effectively that capital supports execution on complex transformations will matter for turning strong bookings into more stable revenues and margins.
Yet behind these encouraging transformation headlines, investors still need to be aware of the persistent organic revenue declines and what they could mean for...
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DXC Technology’s narrative projects $12.1 billion revenue and $208.6 million earnings by 2028. This implies a 1.7% yearly revenue decline and an earnings decrease of $170.4 million from $379.0 million today.
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Five members of the Simply Wall St Community value DXC between US$8.06 and US$261.89 per share, highlighting very different expectations. Against this spread, ongoing organic revenue declines remain a central issue that could influence whether those projections prove too cautious or too optimistic, so it helps to weigh several of these viewpoints side by side.
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