Capgemini sells US subsidiary ITC Federal following ICE contract controversy
French IT giant Capgemini finalized the sale of its American arm, ITC Federal, amid ongoing scrutiny over an immigration surveillance agreement.
On September 12, 2026, Capgemini confirmed it signed a definitive agreement to sell Capgemini Government Solutions. The buyer is ITC Federal, described as a US provider of digital services for homeland security and defense agencies. Capgemini stated the deal faces usual closing conditions and will complete in coming weeks. The company declined to disclose the transaction price. In February 2026, Capgemini announced the spin-off after controversy surrounding an ICE contract involving tools to identify foreign nationals on US soil and track their movements. At the time, Capgemini claimed US legal constraints prevented it from exercising control over classified federal operations. The sale follows calls from French lawmakers and Economy Minister Roland Lescure for the company to explain its activities in that region.
