Accenture posts 7% constant-currency quarterly growth, lifts Infosys and Wipro ADRs more than 6%
Accenture's Q4 results beat guidance, with 7% constant-currency growth and stronger-than-expected bookings, reinforcing that AI adoption is expanding enterprise services demand rather than compressing revenues via efficiency. The sharp post-earnings rally in Accenture and peer software stocks suggests improved near-term sentiment for global IT services and related equities, with positive read-through to Indian IT ADRs and broader tech/consulting exposure.
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Accenture reported 7% constant-currency revenue growth for the quarter and 5% for the full year, both above its earlier 3% to 4% growth guidance. The company also forecast 3% to 6% revenue growth in constant-currency terms for fiscal 2027. Accenture shares jumped 16% overnight, while the ADRs of India’s Infosys and Wipro rose more than 6%, with Cognizant, EPAM and other software stocks also gaining.