Tracked deals
157
157 tracked deals across 2006-2026.
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Tracked deals
157
157 tracked deals across 2006-2026.
Recent pace
17
17 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
147 buyout · 5 divestiture · 5 growth capital
Last 10 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 157 tracked deals for Accenture.
Accenture has entered into agreements to acquire a majority stake in OT cybersecurity company Dragos and 100% of runZero and NetRise. The combined transactions are valued at approximately $4.175 billion and are expected to close in August or September 2026, pending regulatory approvals. The acquisitions are intended to expand Accenture’s OT cybersecurity position from services into software and create a unified xOT security platform combining threat detection, exposure assessment, and firmware/software supply-chain visibility.
Accenture announced it has agreed to acquire Industries eXcellence Group (IndX), a division of Engineering Group and a long-time partner of Siemens Digital Industries. The acquisition is expected to enhance Accenture’s ability to help manufacturers modernize product development, production, and supply chain operations using Siemens software, data, and AI-enabled engineering and manufacturing capabilities.
Accenture Song has agreed to acquire creator and social agency Whalar from Whalar Group. The deal is intended to expand Accenture Song’s creator economy capabilities, helping brands connect social commerce, AI-driven discovery, and customer experiences. Financial terms were not disclosed, and completion remains subject to customary closing conditions.
Accenture has acquired Keepler Data Tech, a Spanish cloud-native AI and data consultancy, to expand its end-to-end AI and data capabilities in Spain and across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. More than 240 Keepler professionals will join Accenture, strengthening delivery of advanced analytics, generative AI and agentic AI solutions grounded in data foundations.
Accenture completed its acquisition of Faculty, a UK-based AI-native services and products company focused on safe, secure, and scalable applied AI solutions. The deal brings more than 400 AI professionals and Faculty’s decision intelligence platform, Frontier, into Accenture’s portfolio to help clients redesign business processes with AI. Faculty CEO and co-founder Dr. Marc Warner joined Accenture’s Global Management Committee and took on an expanded role as chief technology officer following closing.
Georgian led a $400 million Series D investment in Replit, valuing the AI-powered development platform at $9 billion. The follow-on financing supports Replit’s continued investment in its agent-driven software creation capabilities, including deeper enterprise integrations and product development.
Accenture has entered into an agreement to acquire Ookla, a Seattle-based network intelligence and connectivity analytics company known for Speedtest, Downdetector, Ekahau, and RootMetrics. The acquisition is intended to strengthen Accenture’s ability to deliver network intelligence and data-driven insights by integrating Ookla’s data platform with Accenture’s consulting and technology services.
Accenture has agreed to acquire Verum Partners, an infrastructure and capital projects management firm, to expand its Infrastructure & Capital Projects practice in Latin America. The deal combines Accenture’s digital and advanced AI capabilities with Verum Partners’ on-site execution leadership to help clients improve predictability and reduce risk across complex industrial infrastructure megaprojects.
Ziff Davis has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Connectivity division to Accenture for $1.2 billion in cash. The deal is expected to close in the coming months, subject to regulatory approvals and other closing conditions.
Accenture has agreed to acquire Cabel Industry, an Italian provider of core banking and IT managed services for mid-size financial institutions. The deal is intended to strengthen Accenture’s banking and insurance technology capabilities in Italy by expanding managed services and integrating Cabel’s sector-specific expertise (including credit management) into Accenture’s financial services technology center of excellence, AFAST.
Accenture has acquired RANGR Data, a U.S.-based certified Palantir partner, to expand its Palantir engineering talent and AI-driven data capabilities. The acquisition brings roughly 40 specialists in Palantir Foundry and AIP to Accenture, strengthening its ability to deliver real-time analytics, supply chain optimization and enterprise system integration for clients across CPG, manufacturing and healthcare.
Accenture has acquired Decho, a UK-based technology and AI consultancy and Palantir strategic alliance partner, to strengthen its Palantir and generative AI capabilities for health, government, defense and commercial clients. Decho's team of roughly 40 specialist engineers will be integrated into Accenture's Data & AI organization in the UK; terms were not disclosed.
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