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Gold/Mining/Energy : CGI Group (GIB.A) - -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jean-Robert Grenier who wrote (963)	1/29/1999 1:22:00 PM
From: BM	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1673

Hi Jean-Robert, I agree totally with you and am entirely happy with thing as they are evolving. CGI has built its reputation on having a long range vision and focusing on it thoroughly through all seasons, so there is no reason to depart from a master plan that has worked so well. Certainly the NYSE listing may affect the dynamics of share splits. Also as I recall, the original reasoning driving the share splits was to increase liquidity. There were only some 6 million shares when I first bought - now there are some 133 million, so the issue of liquidity may be less pressing at this time. I managed to see the meeting via the web Wednesday evening. Again, I was struck by the quality of the management team and the organization's values - I felt that this was best expressed in Paule Dore's presentation. Small wonder that CGI's staff turnover rate is so low in relation to others in the industry.

To: Jean-Robert Grenier who wrote (963)	2/4/1999 9:33:00 AM
From: Jean-Robert Grenier	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1673

To all ! With the comeback of yesterday, first step will be cleared in a near future. 1) If CGI buy's a US Company chances are that it will be a private one, they will buy it with $ and shares so.. let's put ourselves into the shoes of a US IT Company owner: a) I would like to see a realistic share price not inflated by a near split or any immediate purchase rumour before finalysing my buy out price. Let's be all patient... Like we say in French << Tout vient à point qui sait attendre >> Au revoir Jean-Robert