Accenture’s Gen AI bookings jump to $1.8 bn in Q4, touch $5.9 bn for FY25

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Accenture reported $1.8 billion in new Generative AI (Gen AI)-related bookings in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025, up from $1.5 billion in the previous quarter, reflecting continued enterprise demand for AI-driven services.

For the full year, Gen AI bookings stood at $5.9 billion. Since it began separately disclosing Gen AI numbers in FY24, the company has accumulated more than $7 billion in bookings from the emerging technology.

Accenture and Tata Consultancy Services remain the only large IT services firms that have declared revenue and bookings from Gen AI so far.

Julie Sweet, Chair and CEO, said the company’s investments in AI have been central to its 7 percent revenue growth in FY25, as clients increasingly look to build their digital core, prepare data, and reimagine processes with AI.

“Advanced AI is becoming part of everything we do,” Sweet told investors, adding that more than 550,000 employees have been trained in AI skills. “Our early and decisive decision to invest significantly in Gen AI is clearly paying off as we capture this new area of spend for our clients.”

The AI-led deals further pushed the overall revenues higher.

The Dublin-headquartered company’s revenue rose 7 percent year over year to $17.6 billion in the quarter ended August 31, 2025, and similar year-on-year growth at $69.7 billion.

The company delivered at the top of its guidance range and outpaced its large peers at a time when the industry is facing headwinds.

Accenture now expects full-year revenue growth of 2 percent to 5 percent in local currency.

Sweet said Accenture now has 77,000 AI and data professionals, up from 40,000 two years ago, and has delivered more than 6,000 advanced AI projects in the past year alone.