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Accenture Revenue By Geography

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Accenture generated most of its revenue from North America ($29.1B), compared to Europe ($20B) in 2022.

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Accenture Revenue

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Accenture generated over $61 billion in revenue in 2022, compared to over $50 billion in 2021 and $44 billion in 2020.

Accenture Profits

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Accenture generated $6.87 billion in profits in 2022, compared to $5.9 billion in 2021 and $5.11 billion in 2020.

Accenture Revenue By Segment

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In 2022, most of Accenture’s revenue came from Products, followed by communication media and technology, financial services, health and public service, and resources.

Accenture Employees

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Accenture had 721,000 employees in 2022, compared to 624,000 employees in 2021.

Accenture Communication Business

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Accenture Communications, Media & Technology Business segment is comprised of three main lines of business: communications & Media, Software & Platforms, and High Tech. Among this business line, the most significant contributor is the communications & Media segment, comprising wireline, wireless, broadcast, entertainment, gaming, print, publishing, infrastructure providers, and cable and satellite communications service providers.

Accenture Financial Services Business

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Accenture financial services business comprises two main segments: banking & capital markets and insurance. The largest contributor is banking and capital markets comprising retail and commercial banks, mortgage lenders, payment providers, corporate and investment banks, private equity firms, market infrastructure providers, wealth and asset management firms, broker/dealers, depositories, exchanges, clearing and settlement organizations, and other diversified financial enterprises.

Accenture Health & Public Service Business

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Accenture Health & Public Service Business comprises two main segments: health and public service. The largest contributor is the product segment comprising defense departments and military forces; public safety authorities; justice departments; human and social services agencies; educational institutions; non-profit organizations; cities; and postal, customs, revenue and tax agencies.

Accenture Products Business

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The Accenture Products Business comprises three segments: Consumer Goods, Retail & Travel Services, and Industrial and Life Sciences. The largest revenue contribution comes from the consumer goods segment comprising food and beverage, household goods, personal care, tobacco, fashion/apparel, agribusiness, and consumer health companies; supermarkets, hardline retailers, mass-merchandise discounters, department stores and specialty retailers; aviation; and hospitality and travel services companies.

Accenture Resources Business

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Accenture Resources Business comprises three segments: Chemicals & Natural Resources, Energy and Utilities. The largest contributor is the utilities business comprising power generators and developers, electric and gas transmission and distribution operators, energy and energy service retailers; water, waste and recycling service providers.

Accenture Executive Team

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The Accenture executive team is comprised of nine top executives with tenure within the company between 9, up to 37 years.

KPMG Revenue

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KPMG generated over €102 billion in revenue in 2022, compared to over €96 billion in 2021 and over €102 billion in 2020.

PWC Revenue

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PWC generated over $48 billion in revenue in 2022, compared to over $43 billion in 2021 and over $40 billion in 2020.

PWC Revenue Breakdown

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PWC has three main segments: assurance, advisory, and tax & legal services. In 2022, PWC generated most of its revenue from assurance and advisory, followed by tax and legal services.

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