Accenture (ACN)

IT consulting + system integration services — implements others software (SAP/cloud/AI), not a product

AI exposure 10% — derived from reported segment revenue, not asserted.

Where it sits

Software Stack → Enterprise & Business Software · figures rebased to Q4 FY2026, reported 2026-10-01

Accenture implements and runs other companies' software, and both halves of the business — Managed Services 50.3% of Q4 FY2026 revenue and Consulting 49.7% — sit in Enterprise & Business Software, so the sub-tier is the whole company. It consumes AI infrastructure rather than supplying it.

Reported segments

Accenture (Q4 FY2026, reported 1 Oct 2026: revenue $18.68B, +6% USD and +7% local currency). Managed Services 50.3% ($9.40B, +7%) and Consulting 49.7% ($9.28B, +6% USD, +7% local) — both B5 Enterprise & Business Software. Bookings a record $84.5B for fiscal 2026. Accenture stopped reporting advanced-AI bookings and revenue separately after Q1 FY2026. [2026-10-03: the earlier 50/50 'reconciled by the external segment check to 0.8pp' had matched the prior-year quarter's column; the Q3 card was right anyway.]

How the 10% is built

Investment read

Moat. Global consulting and system-integration scale plus incumbent delivery relationships. The demand signal turned back up in Q4 FY2026: record annual bookings of $84.5B, $22.17B in the quarter at a 1.2x book-to-bill and Managed Services at 1.4x — after Q3's bookings decline had broken the stock.

Bottleneck / pricing power. Moderate pricing power — relationships, scale and delivery, priced into a competitive day-rate market. AI work carries a premium but not scarcity; GAAP operating margin 15.3% in Q4 with 15.9-16.1% guided for fiscal 2027.

Role in the AI stack. The IT-consulting + AI-implementation layer — AI is demand + threat.

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