(CACI) CACI International Inc News & Weekly Analysis

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Market cap$14.724B
P/E ratio27.35
Earnings / share24.36
Dividend yield0.00%
Beta0.59
Employees27,000

Company overview

CACI International Inc (CACI) at a glance

The week in numbers

up to $281M
Navy task-order value

Reported contract ceiling could support multi-year work, not realized revenue.

Potential value of the five-year Navy electromagnetic-warfare order.

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up to $145M
Maritime order value

Reported contract ceiling could support future work, not booked sales.

Potential value of the four-year Navy maritime technology task order.

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8.2%
Revenue growth

The article explicitly reports year-on-year revenue growth.

Reported year-on-year first-quarter revenue growth despite a consensus miss.

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13.3%
Adjusted EBITDA margin

Reported margin beat supports favorable profitability signal without comparison direction.

Reported first-quarter adjusted EBITDA margin, above analyst expectations.

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Sector
Technology
Headquarters
Reston, Virginia
Chief executive
John S. Mengucci
Employees
27,000
Founded
Jul 1962
Exchange
NYSE
Industry
Information Technology Services
Country
US
Trading currency
USD
Official website
caci.com
Company Overview
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CACI International Inc is an information technology services company headquartered in Reston, Virginia. Founded in 1962, it employs approximately 27,000 people worldwide. Under the leadership of Chief Executive Officer John S. Mengucci, the company provides technology expertise, products, and services for national-security work across intelligence, defense, and federal civilian organizations.

The company’s offerings include command, control, communications, intelligence, network technology, and digital solutions. Its digital work covers enterprise infrastructure, agency-specific and enterprise applications, and business processes. CACI also designs, implements, protects, and manages secure enterprise IT environments for federal agencies, while providing proprietary data and software products to commercial and government customers.

CACI supports missions involving cyber operations, critical-infrastructure protection, electronic warfare, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. Its engineering and mission services include systems engineering, platform integration, naval architecture, modernization, sustainment, logistics engineering, training, and simulation. The company also develops space-related information technologies and capabilities to protect space assets, serving customers in the United States, the United Kingdom, continental Europe, and other international locations.

Ownership & major shareholders

CACI International Inc shares trade on NYSE under CACI. A verified breakdown of major shareholders is not included in this profile.

Weekly briefing

This week’s coverage points to a stronger pipeline in Navy technology work and higher reported profitability, but it does not establish a broad operating acceleration. The principal driver is prospective demand for maritime and electromagnetic-warfare capabilities, alongside a technology-led contract mix that supported first-quarter margins.

News balance

3 Positive1 Risk signals4 Mixed2 Context

Positive signals

Positive signals include two newly announced Navy task orders, with potential values up to $281 million and $145 million, extending CACI’s work in electronic warfare, autonomous systems, sensors, research and prototyping. Reported first-quarter revenue increased 8.2%, while EBITDA margin reached 13.3%; management also slightly raised full-year revenue and adjusted-EPS guidance. These awards and backlog could support future revenue if work is funded and executed.

Risks to watch

Risks include a revenue result below analyst expectations, reported organic growth of 2.1%, supply-chain and government-budget exposure, and potential execution or pricing pressure in fixed-price work. Acquisition-related interest and amortization costs reportedly constrained net-income growth. Coverage also includes analyst and investor commentary rather than independent operating evidence; the market-movement report offers no company-specific fundamental update.

Latest news

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Navy maritime technology task order announced

CACI announced a four-year Navy task order with a potential value of up to $145 million. The work covers research, engineering, testing, rapid prototyping, and technology integration for autonomous maritime systems, sensors, and naval platforms.

If funded through its full scope and performed successfully, the task order could add multi-year work in maritime technology. The stated ceiling is not reported revenue or a guaranteed amount of future sales.

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Broad market rally includes CACI share move

The article reported that CACI shares rose 4.9% during a wider equity-market advance tied to expectations for corporate earnings and a Federal Reserve decision. It provided no new CACI contract, financial, or operational development.

The reported move may reflect broader market sentiment rather than a change in CACI’s underlying business. This source provides no company-specific evidence about demand, margins, backlog, or realized results.

TIKR

Analyst upgrade follows reported margin expansion

TIKR reported a Jefferies upgrade and discussed CACI’s first-quarter revenue growth, 13.3% EBITDA margin, and 2.1% organic growth. It also noted that acquisitions contributed to growth while higher interest and amortization weighed on net-income growth.

Sustained margin performance and a pickup in organic growth could support the reported strategic case. Conversely, acquisition-related costs and slow organic growth could limit the benefit of higher revenue and margins.

Investing.com

Electronic-warfare task order and analyst upgrade highlighted

The article described a Navy task order valued up to $281 million for electromagnetic-warfare research, prototyping, testing, and AI-enabled tools. It also reported Jefferies’ upgrade, which cited anticipated margin expansion and technology-led growth.

The award could broaden CACI’s role in electronic warfare if program activity converts into funded work. The analyst’s growth and margin expectations are projections, not verified future operating results.

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CACI receives Navy electromagnetic warfare order

CACI announced a five-year Navy task order valued up to $281 million. The company expects to provide research, analysis, assessment, prototype development, testing, infrastructure, and capability enhancements for electromagnetic spectrum operations.

If customer requirements lead to work across the order’s potential value, the award could provide multi-year demand in a technology-focused defense area. The ceiling value does not confirm realized revenue.

Zacks

Zacks cites CACI’s prior twelve-week share return

Zacks reported that CACI, a Focus List holding, had gained 31.9% over the preceding 12 weeks. The article primarily discussed Zacks portfolio and recommendation performance rather than CACI’s contracts, earnings, or operations.

The reported share-performance comparison does not by itself indicate a change in CACI’s demand, execution, profitability, or future revenue. This source offers limited company-specific business information.

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First-quarter margin strength offsets revenue shortfall

The article reported first-quarter revenue of $2.47 billion, up 8.2% but below analyst expectations, alongside a 13.3% adjusted EBITDA margin and profit above consensus. It said management slightly increased full-year revenue and adjusted-EPS guidance.

A higher-value technology mix and sizable backlog could support future margins and revenue if awards convert effectively. Revenue below expectations, supply constraints, and funding uncertainty remain potential obstacles to that outcome.

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Investor letter describes exit from CACI position

Broyhill Asset Management said it exited CACI during the quarter after a post-results rally. The letter cited debt reduction after the ARKA acquisition, unavailable technology-mix disclosure, reduced emphasis on book-to-bill, valuation, and no insider buying.

This is one investor’s thesis-based assessment, not a verified change in CACI operations. If the cited disclosure and capital-allocation concerns persisted, they could complicate external confidence in the company’s technology and backlog narrative.

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Backlog and margin gains frame first-quarter debate

The article reported quarterly awards of $4.8 billion, backlog of $34 billion, revenue growth of 8.2%, and a 13.3% EBITDA margin. It also noted management’s unchanged free-cash-flow goal and reported organic growth of 2.1%.

Large awards and backlog could improve revenue visibility if converted into program work while margins hold. Lower organic growth and execution exposure in fixed-price, technology-heavy contracts leave the pace and profitability of conversion uncertain.

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Analyst questions focus on margins and execution

The article reported first-quarter revenue below consensus but EBITDA above it, along with slightly higher full-year guidance. Analyst questions centered on margin durability, investment returns, supply-chain inflation, lead times, fixed-price work, and manufacturing scale-up.

Management’s reported pricing and supply-chain actions could help preserve margins if costs remain manageable. However, scaling technology production and fixed-price programs may increase execution risk if complexity or input costs rise.

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