IT growth lifts Accenture: Revenue rises 7 per cent; new bookings reach $21.31 billion
The growth included a 2.5 per cent foreign-exchange impact, PTI reported.Julie Sweet, Accenture Chair and CEO, said, “I am very pleased with our 7 per cent growth in fiscal 2025, demonstrating our unique ability to deliver for our clients as they seek our help to reinvent and lead with AI.
As clients continue to embrace reinvention to create value and drive financial results and business outcomes, they need help to build their digital core, prepare data and reimagine processes, all while training their people to work in entirely new ways.“New bookings for the quarter rose 6 per cent to $21.31 billion.
For FY26, the company expects full-year revenue growth of 2-5 per cent in local currency and plans to return at least $9.3 billion in cash to shareholders.Accenture gave guidance for the first quarter of FY26, projecting revenue growth of 1-5 per cent, with expected revenues in the range of $18.1 billion to $18.75 billion.
The company reported full-year FY25 revenues of $69.7 billion, up 7 per cent from the previous year.
