Accenture reported a solid Q4 FY2025, finishing a year marked by sustained AI-driven investments and a continued shift toward higher-value, multi-service transformations. Revenue of $17.60B in Q4 rose 4.5% in local currency (LC) and 6% excluding the federal headwind, with adjusted operating margin expanding 10 basis points to 15.1% and adjusted diluted EPS of $3.03, up 9% YoY. Free cash flow generated in the quarter was an impressive $3.8B, supporting a robust annual cash return to shareholders and a strong balance sheet, including $11.5B in cash at August 31. Management emphasized Accenture's strategic focus on Gen AI, Agentic AI, and AI-enabled reinvention across industries, noting a record 129 quarterly bookings above $100M in FY2025 and a full-year book-to-bill of 1.2. The year also featured a $865M six-month business optimization program (with an approximate $615M charge in Q4 and ~$250M expected in Q1) to accelerate talent rotation and divest non-core assets, with anticipated cost savings to be reinvested in growth initiatives. Looking ahead, Accenture provided FY2026 guidance calling for 2-5% LC revenue growth (3-6% ex federal), adj operating margin of 15.7-15.9%, adjusted EPS of $13.52-$13.90, and free cash flow of $9.8B-$10.5B, supported by roughly $3B of acquisitions and at least $9.3B returning to shareholders (dividends and buybacks). Management’s commentary underscores AI as a growth and productivity amplifier, not a deflationary force, with strategic emphasis on digital core modernization, ecosystem partnerships, and sustaining disciplined investment in people and platforms. Overall, Accenture remains positioned to monetize AI-driven enterprise transformations while managing near-term margin pressures and financing a scalable growth agenda.