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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for ACN.
- Accenture acquired RANGR Data, a U.S.-based Palantir partner, adding a team of 40 professionals to enhance its AI-powered transformation and engineering expertise.
- The deal strengthens Accenture’s AI security, governance, and real-time analytics capabilities—particularly in supply chain management and enterprise system integration using Palantir Foundry and AIP platforms.
- This move aligns with Accenture’s broader acquisition strategy targeting AI and analytics firms (e.g., Decho, NeuraFlash, Halfspace) to meet growing client demand across telecommunications, healthcare, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
- Accenture reported a trailing twelve months revenue of $69.67 billion, an operating margin of 14.68%, net margin of 11.02%, and return on equity of 25.86%, while its stock dipped ~0.2% to $240.60 per share following the announcement.
- Accenture (NYSE: ACN) is investing in Lyzr, an AI company with a full-stack enterprise agent infrastructure, to bring agentic AI capabilities to banking and insurance firms.
- The investment, made through Accenture Ventures, will integrate Lyzr’s Agent Studio platform to automate tasks, share insights, and streamline workflows with built-in compliance guardrails.
- Accenture aims to help clients move AI from experimentation to production, modernize manual processes, and enhance operational efficiency in regulated industries.
- As part of the deal, Lyzr will join the Project Spotlight accelerator to access Accenture’s domain expertise and enterprise clients; terms of the investment were not disclosed.
- Accenture introduced Physical AI Orchestrator, a cloud solution combining NVIDIA Omniverse and Accenture AI agents to build live digital twins of factories and warehouses for real-time simulation and adaptation.
- The platform enables automated reality capture, AI-driven simulation and vision analytics to detect issues and optimize plant operations via physics-based models and integrated AI agent insights.
- Early adopters include Belden (virtual safety fences around robots), a life sciences firm validating biologics production, and a consumer goods manufacturer achieving 20% throughput improvement and 15% capex savings.
- Announced at NVIDIA GTC Washington, D.C., the solution aims to lower design and capital costs and improve factory planning accuracy through software-defined facilities.
- Capgemini acquired WNS for $3.3 billion at $76.50 per share, and WNS was delisted from the NYSE on October 17, 2025.
- The deal was financed through a €4.0 billion bond issuance, part of which refinanced existing debt and funded general corporate purposes.
- The acquisition creates a global Intelligent Operations leader by combining Capgemini’s AI expertise with WNS’s digital business process services.
- Management expects the integration to drive end-to-end process transformation and hyper-automation across industries.
- Accenture and Google Cloud deepen their strategic alliance to deliver agentic AI solutions via Gemini Enterprise, leveraging their joint generative AI Center of Excellence for multi-agent orchestration.
- Over 450 AI agents developed by Accenture are now available on Google Cloud Marketplace and directly within Gemini Enterprise for seamless integration.
- Clients including JCOM, Radisson Hotel Group, and a U.S. health insurer report enhanced customer experiences, with Radisson achieving 50% productivity gains and 20%+ revenue growth from AI-powered campaigns.
- Accenture is integrating Gemini Enterprise internally and launching new skilling programs through its LearnVantage platform to accelerate enterprise adoption.
- Accenture completed its tender offer for Aidemy Inc. between August 15 and September 29, 2025, securing sufficient shares to make Aidemy a subsidiary upon settlement and proceeding with remaining share purchases and delisting.
- The deal integrates Aidemy’s AI system development and reskilling capabilities into Accenture’s LearnVantage service, enhancing end-to-end talent development and AI adoption support.
- Aidemy, founded in June 2014 and listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market in June 2023, will contribute approximately 130 professionals to Accenture’s workforce.
- Accenture cut more than 11,000 roles and will exit employees who cannot be reskilled as part of its AI-era workforce overhaul.
- The firm recorded $615 million in restructuring charges this quarter and expects $865 million in total business-optimization costs to yield over $1 billion in savings.
- CEO Julie Sweet says Accenture has reskilled over 550,000 workers in generative AI and expanded its AI specialist ranks to 77,000 since 2023.
- Despite recent cuts, Accenture plans to increase headcount next fiscal year and reported $69.7 billion in revenue for fiscal 2025, up 7%.
- Q4 revenue of $17.6 billion, up 7% year-on-year, beating expectations
- Net income down 16% year-on-year; GAAP EPS of $2.25 was 24.5% below consensus
- Fiscal 2026 guidance: Q1 revenue of $18.1–$18.75 billion and full-year revenue growth of 1%–5%, slightly below forecasts
- Headwinds include lower U.S. federal spending and softer consulting demand, but strong balance sheet (current ratio 1.46, debt/equity 0.27) underpins a maintained Buy rating
- Q4 revenues were $17.6 billion, up 7% in USD and 4.5% in local currency (6% ex-federal), topping the guided range; consulting and managed services each contributed $8.8 billion.
- For fiscal 2025, Accenture achieved 7% organic revenue growth (adding $5 billion), over $80 billion in bookings, and tripled advanced AI revenue to $2.7 billion with Gen AI bookings nearly doubling to $5.9 billion.
- Adjusted operating margin expanded to 15.6%, adjusted EPS rose 8% to $12.93, free cash flow climbed 26% to $10.9 billion, and $8.3 billion was returned to shareholders in FY 2025.
- For Q1 FY 2026, revenue is guided to $18.1 billion–$18.75 billion (1%–5% growth); full FY 2026 outlook includes 2%–5% local-currency revenue growth, 15.7%–15.9% adjusted operating margin, and EPS of $13.52–$13.90.
- The board declared a $1.63/share quarterly dividend (10% increase) and approved $5 billion of additional share repurchase authority.
- Total revenues of $17.6 B, up 4.5% in local currency and 7% in USD.
- Adjusted EPS of $3.03, a 9% increase YoY; adjusted operating margin of 15.1%, up 10 bps.
- New bookings of $21.3 B, with a book-to-bill ratio of 1.2.
- Q4 free cash flow of $3.8 B, returning $922 M via dividends and $474 M through share repurchases.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for Accenture.
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