Accenture’s Q4 filing shows revenue expanding 7% YoY, a swing above the 3‑4% growth forecast it had set for FY26.
New bookings crossed $22.4 bn, a 4% YoY uptick, with a record 141 deals exceeding $100 m each.
The AI segment saw a surge, with 400 clients launching advanced projects in FY26, 100 of them in the quarter alone, lifting revenue per employee to $91,086 from $89,439.
This AI buoyancy spilled over to the broader IT landscape, lifting Indian tech names like Persistent Systems, Mphasis, Wipro, and TCS by 3.1%, 1.1%, 2.1%, and 2.1% respectively on Oct 5.
Analysts now see Accenture’s AI‑driven model as a moat, reflected in the firm’s updated FY27 revenue guidance of 3‑6%, up from the prior 2‑5% band.
Investors will turn to the next earnings call on March 15, 2027, for a deeper dive into the AI pipeline and updated guidance.