23 October 2026
Accenture plc
CIK: 1467373•2 Annual Reports•Latest: 2026-10-16
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10-K / October 16, 2026
Revenue:$74,183,445,000
Income:$8,367,056,000
10-K / October 10, 2024
Revenue:$64,900,000,000
Income:$7,419,197,000
10-K / October 16, 2026
Accenture
Overview
- Type: Global business reinvention and technology company.
- Mission: Be the reinvention partner of choice for clients and lead in AI adoption; client-focused, AI-enabled, great place to work.
- Core capabilities: Strategy, process, operating model, change management, talent, data, technology, and AI; delivered via consulting, managed services, proprietary assets/platforms, and software.
Scale and reach
- Clients: More than 9,000 clients worldwide.
- Revenue: Approximately $74.0 billion in fiscal year 2026; fiscal 2026 highlights show $74.2 billion in revenues.
- Employees: Approximately 814,000 people as of August 31, 2026.
- Major client relationships: 85% of Accenture’s top 200 commercial clients and all G7 governments for 20+ years; 317 Diamond clients.
- Global footprint: Serves clients in more than 120 countries; offices and operations in 52 countries.
Geographic and industry structure
- Geographic markets: Americas; Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA); and Asia Pacific.
- Industry groups and FY26 revenue:
- Communications, Media & Technology: $12.7B (17%)
- Financial Services: $14.0B (19%)
- Health & Public Service: $15.2B (20%)
- Products: $22.5B (30%)
- Resources: $9.9B (13%)
Offerings and capabilities
- Reinvention Services: Combines ecosystem partnerships, assets, and platforms. Seven Reinvention Partners aligned to enterprise functions and industry value chains. Partners focus areas include Cybersecurity; Digital Core; Finance; Industry and Enterprise (across verticals); Song (customer growth); Supply Chain and Engineering; Talent.
- Reinvention Engines: AI/Data; Industry and Process; Technology — supported by AI-enabled delivery, intelligent operations, and digital engineering.
- Assets and platforms: Proprietary assets and platforms such as GenWizard, SynOps, and reinvention.AI; ongoing investment in AI, data, and related platforms.
- Ecosystem partnerships: An extensive ecosystem with 18 key partners representing roughly 65% of FY2026 revenue; partnerships support scaling AI adoption and platform-based solutions.
- Network of businesses: Comprises about 6% of FY26 revenue; examples include Dragos (OT security), Faculty (AI/decision intelligence), Accenture Construct (capital projects), DLB (data centers), Accenture LearnVantage (education), Ookla (data), Alfahealth (digital health), Avanade and Accenture Edge (mid-market solutions).
- Innovation and IP: Global portfolio of patents and pending patents in AI, cloud, cybersecurity, automation, analytics, and quantum; innovation driven by Accenture Research, Accenture Ventures, and Accenture Labs.
Client and delivery model
- Client base: Large enterprises, public sector, and mid-market customers.
- Long-standing relationships: High retention among top commercial clients and extended relationships with major governments.
- Service delivery: Emphasizes global delivery centers, AI-enabled delivery, and integration of acquisitions.
Investments and development
- Acquisitions: $4.9 billion across 17 strategic acquisitions in FY2026.
- R&D and learning: $1.0 billion in R&D; approximately $1.0 billion in learning and development; about 46 million training hours delivered in FY2026.
- AI safety: Commitments to invest at least $1.0 billion over the next five years in AI safety.
