Accenture, despite a good first quarter, did not change its guidance for the full year revenue growth, keeping it in the range of 2% to 5%. The guidance excludes the 1% impact from business emerging from the US government.
The IT services provider also left its organic growth guidance for financial year 2026 unchanged between 0.5% to 3.5%.
For the first quarter, Accenture's results were better than expectations, with revenue growth of 5%.
However, the management reiterated that there is still no change in discretionary demand, and that overall spending remains consistent with the previous year with no macro tailwinds or catalysts in sight yet.
GenAI continued to gain traction for Accenture, with the segment contributing 11% to new bookings and 6% to the overall topline. Advanced AI bookings increased by 76% from last year to $2.2 billion. Advanced AI revenue more than doubled from last year to cross the billion dollar mark at $1.1 billion.
Accenture has announced that it will discontinue the disclosures of AI as a separate metric as it is now embedded across nearly all client engagements.
The Nifty IT index has been staging a rebound over the last one month, trimming its losses for 2025. The index is up 7.5% over the last one month, has gained in five out of the last six trading sessions and has trimmed its losses for 2025 down to 10.5%.
To be updated with brokerage commentary.
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