Key facts: Accenture plans job cuts and asset sales due to expected slower growth in FY26, while CEO Julie Sweet noted strong demand for AI services amid overall market moderation.
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- Accenture plans job cuts and asset sales due to expected slower growth in FY26, while CEO Julie Sweet noted strong demand for AI services amid overall market moderation.1
- Several firms have cut their price targets for Accenture (ACN) shares, with reductions ranging from $270.00 to $330.00, while TD Cowen and RBC Capital still hold positive ratings.2
- Accenture forecasts fiscal 2026 organic growth of 0.5% to 3.5%, up from last year's 0% to 3%, despite a projected 1% to 1.5% slowdown in government consulting.3