CI&T Inc., an AI deployment company and global partner in tech-integrated business solutions, will report its second quarter 2026 financial results after the market closes on August 11, 2026. This announcement sets the timeline for investors to review the company’s performance during the period, with no specific financial figures disclosed in advance of the official release.

Following the earnings release, CI&T’s senior management team will host a video conference call to discuss the financial and operating results. The call is scheduled for August 11 at 4:30 PM Eastern Time / 5:30 PM BRT. Investors can access the video conference via the Company’s Investor Relations website or through the provided YouTube link.

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About CI&T

Through AI deployment, CI&T (NYSE: CINT) helps large enterprises move from AI ambition to measurable business impact. The company combines business strategy, AI-native execution, and IP-based solutions as a global tech-integrated business solutions partner. With a 30-year track record of helping clients navigate change, CI&T delivers accelerated outcomes through deep expertise across agentic SDLC, application modernization, data & AI, martech, professional services, and business strategy and building.

CI&T’s proprietary AI system, CI&T FLOW, and its methodology, Lean AI, boost team productivity and ensure fast, efficient, and scalable results. With more than 8,000 AI Builders across 12 countries, CI&T serves 100+ large enterprises and fast-growth clients worldwide.

CI&T, a global AI deployment partner for tech-integrated business solutions, has released its Retail Tech Report: Agentic Commerce Edition, highlighting that AI agents are now mainstream in UK and Ireland (UK&I) consumer shopping behaviour. The report finds that 68% of respondents have already used an AI agent when shopping, while 86% have either used one or are open to doing so. The data underscores a significant shift in purchase pathways, with 67% of users reporting that AI makes them smarter shoppers.

Consumer Adoption and Sentiment

The report details the extent of AI agent integration into retail activities. A majority of consumers are leveraging these tools for pointed research, specifically to compare different brands, find the lowest prices, and locate specific items for purchase. The adoption is particularly strong in the electronics, home appliances, and groceries sectors.

Strategic Implications for Retailers

Melissa Minkow, Global Director of Retail Strategy and Insights at CI&T, noted that the traditional path to purchase has evolved from 'discover > research > buy' to 'research > discovery > buy.' She emphasized that while agents are not replacing retailer websites, they are increasingly becoming the first touchpoint for consumers. Minkow advised retailers to improve discoverability within Large Language Models (LLMs) while differentiating their owned channels with unique experiences.

Retail and CPG organisations are urged to treat AI agents as a critical component of their omnichannel commerce strategy. The report suggests these agents function as powerful revenue drivers by merging research and discovery into a single moment for shoppers. To capitalise on this, organisations must evolve their technology, processes, and teams to support the era of agentic commerce.