Is It the Right Moment to Invest in Accenture After a 12% Stock Decline?

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Accenture’s (ACN) stock has dropped 11.5% over the past six months, mirroring an 11% decline in the broader IT services industry. Notable competitors like DXC Technology have seen a 30% decline, while Cognizant Technology Solutions faced a 1% drop. The company reported $3 billion in GenAI-related bookings for fiscal 2024.

Accenture aims for continued growth with a strategy centered on technology evolution, achieving 5.4% revenue growth projection for fiscal 2025, amounting to $68.4 billion. The consensus estimate for earnings stands at $12.7 per share, marking a 6.1% year-over-year increase.

Despite challenges such as rising talent costs and integration risks associated with an aggressive acquisition strategy, Accenture remains positioned as a leader in AI and digital transformation, offering managed services with an 8% revenue growth in the recent quarter.

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