Accenture is weighing a $1.5 billion divestment of its Greater China operations, a move reported by the Financial Times and confirmed by sources close to the deal.
The sale follows unsolicited interest over the past year, prompting the firm to enlist JPMorgan for a strategic review of the China business.
Potential buyers are likely to include private‑equity groups and a handful of strategic investors, with Accenture possibly keeping a minority stake in the unit.
The Greater China division spans Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China, as listed on Accenture’s website.
While the sale itself does not yet impact earnings, the company has projected 2027 revenue growth of 3%–6%, topping the consensus range.
Investors will be watching how the divestiture frees capital and streamlines the cost structure ahead of the 2027 forecast, potentially influencing future earnings guidance.