Accenture Reaches New Heights in Q3 2025: Strong Results, Strategic Investments, and Leadership in GenAI
Accenture has reported a strong performance in its third quarter of fiscal year 2025, with revenue growing 7% in local currency to $17.7 billion, exceeding the company's guided range. This achievement is a testament to Accenture's continued success as a reinvention partner for clients across various industries, companies, and countries.
In a recent conference call, Julie Sweet, Chair and Chief Executive Officer of Accenture, highlighted the company's focus on delivering large-scale reinventions, which has resulted in bookings of $19.7 billion, including 30 clients with quarterly bookings greater than $100 million. This milestone demonstrates Accenture's ability to lead in GenAI, with another quarter of significant growth in this area.
Accenture's investments in its people and business have also paid off, with operating margin expanding by 40 basis points compared to adjusted operating margin last year. The company has delivered EPS growth of 12% over Q3 FY '24 adjusted EPS, further solidifying its position as a leader in the industry.
Notably, Accenture's investments in GenAI have yielded impressive results, with bookings reaching $1.5 billion and revenues totaling over $700 million in this quarter alone. This represents a significant milestone for the company, bringing Q3 year-to-date GenAI bookings to a total of $4.1 billion and revenue to $1.8 billion.
Accenture's strategic acquisitions and investments have also expanded its capabilities and strengthened its position in the market. The acquisition of Talentprint in India and Ascendiant in the United States has enhanced the company's ability to deliver industry-relevant certifications and tailored upskilling and reskilling programs through its Learn Vantage capability.
The acquisition of Umami in Japan has further solidified Accenture's position as a leader in crafting, launching, and scaling digital products that are both intelligent and impactful. Additionally, the acquisition of [indiscernible] in Scotland has expanded Accenture's infrastructure and capital projects expertise globally and across Europe.
Accenture's commitment to its people and communities is also evident in its recognition as a great place to work in 12 individual countries, representing nearly 80% of its people. The company has earned the #6 spot on the Great Place to Work list of the world's best workplaces and has been recognized for its strong brands, including a #20 position on the prestigious list of the top 100 most valuable global brands.
Accenture's brand value has increased by 27% to $103.8 billion, up from $81.9 billion last year, further solidifying the company's position as a leader in the industry. With its strong performance and strategic investments, Accenture is well-positioned for continued success in the future.
