DXC Technology executives highlighted AI initiatives and fiscal 2029 growth targets to address shareholder concerns over stock performance.
DXC Technology (NYSE:DXC) executives addressed shareholder dissatisfaction with the company’s fiscal 2026 stock performance during its annual meeting. Chairman David Herzog acknowledged the decline and emphasized AI-driven solutions and financial goals as core to its recovery strategy.
The company outlined a fiscal 2029 framework at its recent investor day, targeting organic growth and non-GAAP margin expansion. Herzog cited AI applications in insurance software and legacy infrastructure modernization as key growth drivers, alongside its global mission-critical systems business.
CEO Raul Fernandez reiterated the company’s disciplined financial approach and partnership with Anthropic, aiming to reposition DXC as a leader in AI-infused enterprise solutions. No immediate market reaction was disclosed.