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Accenture has unveiled a new AI-focused growth model, beating quarterly revenue expectations but seeing its shares decline due to investor concerns about the impact of AI on its business.

Accenture exceeded Wall Street expectations with a 7.66% revenue increase and 14.3% EPS growth, but its stock price dropped 4% in pre-market trading.

Accenture is set to release its third-quarter Fiscal 2025 results on June 20, with analysts predicting a potential upside of over 10% in the company’s stock price over the next 12 months.

Accenture PLC’s stock price has experienced a moderate decline over the past few months, despite trading within a relatively stable range.

Accenture’s stock price has surged due to its strategic partnerships and efforts in digital transformation, particularly in AI capabilities with NVIDIA.

Accenture has announced leadership changes, including the departure of CEO David Droga and the appointment of Ndidi Oteh, as the company deepens its focus on innovation and AI integration.

Accenture is promoting nearly 50,000 staff worldwide and forming strategic partnerships with companies like Dell and OP Financial Group to boost employee morale and drive innovation.

Accenture’s acquisition of Ascendient Learning is a strategic move to enhance its services, but its ability to capitalize on growing demand for AI services and stay ahead of competitors remains uncertain.

Accenture continues to drive innovation and growth through cutting-edge technology and creative solutions, solidifying its position as a leader in the industry.

Accenture has acquired TalentSprint, a deep tech education firm, to enhance its capabilities in developing future-ready talent and expand its LearnVantage offerings.