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Accenture — in detail

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tagged categories: climate · governance · controversy · M&A · regulatory

Source: GDELT 2.0 DOC API · ESG-keyword filtered · 3-month trailing window.

Data by year· every metric + key events per year

Each year shows the firm's reported metrics on the left and the most material events on the right. Up to 10 events per year; the full event log is one click further.

2025

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Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	19,327
Scope 2 (market-based)	3,711
Scope 3	688,393
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	302,715
Cat 2 · Capital goods	36,729
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	28,377
Cat 6 · Business travel	244,987
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	75,585
Gross carbon footprint	711,431
Offsets retired	(711,431)
of which durable removals	(711,431)
Net carbon footprint	0

Energy (kWh)

Electricity	340.7M
Fuel (stationary + mobile)	20.1M
Total energy	360.8M
Renewable energy	(340.7M)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	20.1M
Renewable electricity %	100%

Nature

water consumption m3

1.5Mm3

Social

training hours per employee	60hours
community investment amount	152.9MUSD

Governance

audit assurance climate levelⓘ

1level

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	779,000people
Revenue	69.7B
Cost of revenue	(47.4B)
Gross profit	22.2B
Total operating expenses	(59.4B)

Balance sheet highlights (USD)

Property, plant & equipment	1.6B
Right-of-use (leased) assets	2.7B
Total assets	65.4B
Total debt	5.1B
Cash & equivalents	11.5B
Minority interest	1B

Market & shares

Market cap (FY-end)

218.3B

Events 2025· 21

2040 net-zero GHG emissions target

Accenture has a stated 2040 net-zero greenhouse gas emissions target, referenced in the Risk Factors section as an ESG ambition subject to various risks outside of the company's control.

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Business optimization headcount reduction (talent rotation)

In Q4 FY2025, Accenture initiated a refreshed three-pronged talent strategy, recording $344 million in employee severance for headcount reductions made in a compressed timeline. Additional costs of approximately $250 million expected in Q1 FY2026, for total ~$865 million over six months.

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23 strategic acquisitions for $1.5 billion in FY2025

Accenture completed 23 individually immaterial acquisitions during fiscal 2025 for total consideration of $1.17 billion (cash paid net of acquired cash), generating $1.05 billion in goodwill and $199 million in intangible assets.

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Dependent: Supplier decarbonisation via Sustainable Procurement Hub

Purchased goods & services is the largest Scope 3 category (302,715 tCO2e FY25). 90% of key suppliers (defined vs FY19 Scope 3) disclosed emissions targets and 96% disclosed reduction actions by end of FY25—meeting the 2025 supplier sustainability goal. The Sustainable Procurement Hub operates in 50+ countries; 4,000 additional supplier sustainability assessments completed in FY25. CDP Supply Chain member since 2010.

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Divestiture of two non-strategic acquisitions in Americas

During Q4 FY2025, Accenture recorded approximately $271 million in asset impairments primarily related to the divestiture of two acquisitions in the Americas that are no longer aligned with strategic priorities, as part of $615 million business optimization costs.

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Achieved 2025 carbon removal goal via nature-based credits

Applied 711,431 tCO2e of nature-based carbon removal credits (VCS + CCB afforestation project in Uruguay) to fully offset remaining FY25 emissions after reductions. Note: SBTi prioritizes reductions over removals for the 2040 net-zero target.

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Achieved 100% e-waste and office furniture reuse/recycling goal

Reused or recycled 100% of e-waste (computers, servers, UPS devices) and 100% of office furniture (chairs, desks, sofas, tables) by end of FY25, achieving the 2025 zero waste goal.

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SBTi-approved net-zero targets confirmed (2030 near-term, 2040 long-term)

Fiscal 2030 near-term: 80% reduction of absolute Scope 1+2 vs FY19; 55% reduction of Scope 3/revenue. Fiscal 2040 long-term: 90% reduction of absolute Scope 1+2 and 90% reduction of absolute Scope 3 vs FY19. As of FY25, Scope 1+2 down 91% (already exceeded 2030 target), Scope 3/revenue down 61%.

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Issuance of $5 billion senior unsecured notes

On October 4, 2024, Accenture Capital Inc. issued $5 billion aggregate principal amount of senior unsecured notes with maturities from 2027-2034, significantly increasing Accenture's long-term debt. Net proceeds used for general corporate purposes including commercial paper repayment.

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Completed water resiliency plans for 100% of high-risk facilities

Achieved 2025 goal: developed water resiliency action plans for 100% of facilities in high-risk areas (assessed via WRI Aqueduct).

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2024

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Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	22,395
Scope 2 (market-based)	3,584
Scope 3	628,840
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	250,369
Cat 2 · Capital goods	32,707
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	30,018
Cat 4 · Upstream transport	0
Cat 5 · Waste in operations	0
Cat 6 · Business travel	240,963
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	74,783
Cat 8 · Upstream leased	0
Cat 9 · Downstream transport	0
Cat 10 · Processing of sold	0
Cat 11 · Use of sold products	0
Cat 12 · End-of-life	0
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	0
Cat 14 · Franchises	0
Cat 15 · Investments	0
Gross carbon footprint	654,819
Offsets retired	(4,976)
Net carbon footprint	649,843
Avoided emissions (Scope 4)	2

Energy (kWh)

Electricity	330.1M
Fuel (stationary + mobile)	352,000
Heat / steam	15.4M
Total energy	345.9M
Renewable energy	(328.3M)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	17.6M
Renewable electricity %	100%

Nature

water consumption m3

1.5Mm3

Social

community investment amount	150MUSD
workforce female pct	48%
workforce management female pct	30%
training hours per employee	61hours
workforce board female pct	45%
ethnicity minority pct	12%

Governance

audit assurance climate levelⓘ	1level
board diversity pct	55%
esg linked executive pay yn	1yes/no

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	774,000people
Revenue	64.9B
Cost of revenue	(43.7B)
Gross profit	21.2B
Total operating expenses	(55.3B)

Balance sheet highlights (USD)

Property, plant & equipment	1.5B
Right-of-use (leased) assets	2.8B
Total assets	55.9B
Total debt	1B
Cash & equivalents	5B
Minority interest	879.6M

Events 2024· 26

Dependent: Supply chain decarbonization via CDP Supply Chain engagement and Sustainable Procurement Hub

Purchased goods and services (Cat 1, 250,369 tCO2e in FY2024) is the second largest reported Scope 3 category. Accenture targets 90% of key suppliers (vendors representing a significant portion of 2019 Scope 3 emissions) disclosing emissions targets and actions by end of 2025. By FY2024, 89% disclosed targets and 96% disclosed actions. Engagement channels include: inviting 200+ suppliers to respond to CDP Supply Chain; onboarding ~6,000 suppliers through the Sustainable Procurement Hub; requiring Supplier Standards of Conduct including science-based carbon reduction targets; and the 2024 Accenture Supplier Summit. ESG performance is a weighted factor in procurement decisions. The CPO holds incentivised performance objectives linked to supply chain climate metrics.

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Dependent: Cloud migration services delivering client-side GHG reductions (avoided emissions)

Accenture considers cloud-related services inherently lower-carbon, as migrating client workloads from on-premise to cloud can reduce carbon emissions by 80%+ per its 2020 research ('The Green Behind the Cloud'). Estimated avoided emissions of 2.37 tCO2e per workload migrated to Microsoft Azure (vs on-premise baseline). Cloud-related services generated approximately $34B in FY2024 revenue (~52% of total). Accenture developed myNav® to model sustainability impact of cloud migration scenarios. The firm takes a cloud-first approach internally, having completed its own journey to the cloud.

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Primary: Electric vehicle fleet transition in leased car portfolio (Scope 1 reduction)

Accenture is transitioning its leased car fleet to electric vehicles, with Scope 1 car travel representing 16,076 tCO2e in FY2024 (the largest Scope 1 source). In Belgium and Netherlands, electric cars increased 34% from FY2023, abating an estimated 3,815 tCO2e in FY2024. The company plans to continue scaling EV fleet adoption. Total Scope 1 emissions of 22,395 tCO2e represent an 89% reduction vs FY2019 base year of 19,922 tCO2e (with the Scope 1+2 combined 89% reduction primarily driven by renewable electricity).

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Primary: Business travel reduction via internal carbon price and digital tools

Accenture has implemented an internal carbon price on travel to encourage climate-smart travel decisions. The firm is one of the largest enterprise users of Microsoft Teams—using more than 17 billion minutes of audio and 3 billion minutes of video calls in FY24. Tools include an aviation carbon calculator, analytics that compare rail vs. air emissions, and a climate-smart travel toolkit. Business travel emissions still rose to 240,963 tCO2e in FY24 (+23% YoY) as client work resumed.

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100% renewable electricity via PPAs, green tariffs and EACs across all global facilities

Accenture achieved 100% renewable electricity in its facilities by end of fiscal 2023 and maintained this in fiscal 2024, as an RE100 member. The sourcing strategy prioritizes off-site grid-connected physical PPAs (active in India, Argentina, Spain, Germany), followed by green electricity tariffs, then asset-linked energy attribute certificates (EACs using GO, REGO, I-REC, US-REC instruments). In fiscal 2024, 328,268 MWh of electricity (out of 330,077 MWh total) was from renewable sources. Accenture plans to maintain 100% renewable electricity in its facilities indefinitely going forward.

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ISO 14001 global certification maintained with 100+ locations in scope

Accenture holds global ISO 14001 Environmental Management System certification, with more than 100 locations in scope. Certification is renewed annually. Clients increasingly require ISO 14001 certification for supplier contracts.

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EU Binding Corporate Rules for Processors approval

In 2024, Accenture obtained approval for its EU BCR for Processors, further demonstrating the comprehensive and compliant nature of Accenture's Data Protection Program.

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100% renewable electricity maintained via RE100-aligned contracts

Accenture achieved its goal of 100% renewable electricity in its facilities in 2023 and maintained this in fiscal 2024. As we do not own our facilities and procure most of our energy from the grid, we purchase renewable electricity contracts equivalent to the amount of electricity we consume, in line with the guidelines set by RE100. We also purchase renewable electricity through power purchase agreements, supporting the generation of more renewable sources of electricity. We continue to drive energy efficiency including expanded use of smart meters.

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2025 net-zero goal renamed to carbon removal goal

In 2020, we established a 2025 carbon removal goal—previously referred to as our 2025 net-zero goal. The renaming clarifies that the goal addresses residual emissions through nature-based removals rather than full net-zero.

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Geographic market reorganization - EMEA formed

During the first quarter of fiscal 2024, we revised the reporting of our geographic markets for the movement of our Middle East and Africa market units from Growth Markets to Europe, and the Europe market became our EMEA geographic market.

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2023

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Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	22,038
Scope 2 (market-based)	4,786
Scope 3	515,371
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	218,240
Cat 2 · Capital goods	31,068
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	28,164
Cat 4 · Upstream transport	0
Cat 5 · Waste in operations	0
Cat 6 · Business travel	195,246
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	42,653
Cat 8 · Upstream leased	0
Cat 9 · Downstream transport	0
Cat 10 · Processing of sold	0
Cat 11 · Use of sold products	0
Cat 12 · End-of-life	0
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	0
Cat 14 · Franchises	0
Cat 15 · Investments	0
Gross carbon footprint	542,195
Offsets retired	(3,519)
Net carbon footprint	538,676

Energy (kWh)

Electricity	338.7M
Fuel (stationary + mobile)	1.1M
Heat / steam	21.2M
Total energy	361M
Renewable energy	(336.7M)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	24.3M
Renewable electricity %	100%

Nature

water consumption m3	1.4Mm3
water withdrawal m3	1.4Mm3
waste recycled t	429tonnes

Social

community investment amount	150.1MUSD
ethnicity minority pct	12%
workforce management female pct	30%
training hours per employee	56hours
workforce female pct	48%
workforce board female pct	45%
supply chain audited pctⓘ	82%

Governance

board diversity pct	45%
audit assurance climate levelⓘ	1
board independence pct	91%

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	733,000people
Revenue	64.1B
Cost of revenue	(43.4B)
Gross profit	20.7B
Total operating expenses	(55.3B)

Balance sheet highlights (USD)

Property, plant & equipment	1.5B
Cash & equivalents	9B

Events 2023· 25

Dependent: Supplier engagement on emissions disclosure and reductions

Goal that 90% of key suppliers (those representing significant portion of 2019 Scope 3 emissions) disclose environmental targets and actions to reduce emissions by 2025. As of FY23, 82% of key suppliers disclosed targets and 93% disclosed reduction actions. Accenture engages via CDP Supply Chain program, the Sustainable Procurement Hub (conducted ~5,000 sustainability assessments in FY23), Supplier Eco Summit, and is piloting a Supply Chain Decarbonization Suite with selected suppliers.

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SBTi near-term 2030 targets set: 80% Scope 1+2 absolute, 55% Scope 3 intensity

Accenture set SBTi-approved near-term targets: 80% reduction of absolute Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions from FY2019 base year by FY2030; and 55% reduction of Scope 3 GHG emissions per unit of revenue from FY2019 base year by FY2030.

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100% renewable electricity goal achieved in fiscal 2023 and maintained in 2024

In fiscal 2023 (ending August 2023), Accenture achieved its goal of 100% renewable electricity in facilities globally, as committed under RE100. This was maintained in fiscal 2024. This was a key milestone in the transition plan to net zero.

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SBTi near-term target approved: 80% Scope 1+2 reduction by FY2030

SBTi approved Accenture's near-term science-based target (Abs1) on 04/10/2023: 80% absolute reduction of Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by fiscal 2030 from FY2019 base year (245,935 tCO2e base). Linked to intensity target Int1 for Scope 3 (55% reduction per unit revenue by FY2030).

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SBTi long-term net-zero targets approved: 90% Scope 1+2 and Scope 3 by FY2040

SBTi approved Accenture's long-term net-zero targets (Abs2, Abs3, NZ1) on 24/05/2024: 90% absolute reduction of Scope 1+2 by FY2040 and 90% absolute reduction of Scope 3 by FY2040 from FY2019 base year. Overall net-zero across value chain target by fiscal 2040.

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100% renewable electricity goal achieved (RE100 commitment)

Accenture achieved its goal of procuring 100% renewable electricity across its facilities globally by the end of fiscal 2023, in line with RE100 guidelines. This goal was originally committed in 2019. The company plans to maintain this on a rolling annual basis.

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Investment in nature-based carbon removal projects across 4 countries

Accenture is investing in nature-based carbon removals expected to physically remove millions of metric tons of carbon over the next 20 years. At end of FY2023, portfolio included projects in Indonesia, Philippines, United Kingdom and United States. Projects designed around UNGC principles and SDG Verified Impact Standard.

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Primary: Office energy decarbonisation via smart metering and renewable electricity procurement

Accenture's largest operational emission source is Scope 2 electricity in leased offices. The firm achieved 100% renewable electricity by end of FY2023 through a hierarchy of physical PPAs, green tariffs and EACs across 50+ countries. In parallel, Accenture expanded smart meter deployment in FY2023 to accelerate energy data collection and optimise energy management. Natural gas usage in offices also declined year-on-year. These actions drove an 89% reduction in combined Scope 1+2 emissions from the FY2019 base year.

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Scope 3 methodology change: Cat 2 separated, Cat 3 added, WTT included for car/taxi

In FY2023 Accenture: (1) separately reported Scope 3 Cat 2 Capital Goods (previously in Cat 1 PG&S); (2) added Cat 3 Fuel & Energy Related Activities as a disclosed category; (3) enhanced Cat 6 and Cat 7 methodology to include well-to-tank (WTT) emissions for personal car travel and taxi. Prior periods (FY2021, FY2022) were restated to reflect this methodology. Base year FY2019 also recalculated.

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Global ISO 14001 Environmental Management System certification maintained (~80 sites)

Accenture holds global ISO 14001 certification with approximately 80 sites in scope in fiscal 2023. Certification is renewed annually, requiring investment, training and internal/external audit for compliance.

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2022

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	17,804
Scope 2 (market-based)	8,356
Scope 3	374,297
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	218,838
Cat 2 · Capital goods	38,524
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	24,489
Cat 4 · Upstream transport	0
Cat 5 · Waste in operations	0
Cat 6 · Business travel	129,404
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	26,055
Cat 8 · Upstream leased	0
Cat 9 · Downstream transport	0
Cat 10 · Processing of sold	0
Cat 11 · Use of sold products	0
Cat 12 · End-of-life	0
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	0
Cat 14 · Franchises	0
Cat 15 · Investments	0
Gross carbon footprint	400,457
Offsets retired	(2,500)
Net carbon footprint	397,957
Avoided emissions (Scope 4)	3

Energy (kWh)

Electricity	307.8M
Fuel (stationary + mobile)	831,000
Heat / steam	21.7M
Total energy	330.4M
Renewable energy	(297.2M)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	33.2M
Renewable electricity %	97%

Nature

water consumption m3	1.1Mm3
water withdrawal m3	1.1Mm3
waste recycled t	512tonnes

Social

workforce management female pct	29%
community investment amount	151.9MUSD
ethnicity minority pct	12%
workforce female pct	47%
training hours per employee	61hours

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	721,000people
Revenue	61.6B
Cost of revenue	(41.9B)
Gross profit	19.7B
Operating expenses (S&M + G&A)	(10.3B)
Operating income	9.4B
Net income	6.9B

Balance sheet highlights (USD)

Property, plant & equipment	4.7B
Right-of-use (leased) assets	3.2B
Total assets	47.3B
Total debt	55.1M
Cash & equivalents	7.9B
Minority interest	641M

Market & shares

Market cap (FY-end)	182.5B
Shares outstanding	632.8M

Events 2022· 13

Third-party limited assurance extended to Scope 3 Cat 7 (Employee Commuting)

From fiscal 2022, Scope 3 Cat 7 (Employee Commuting) received third-party limited assurance under AICPA AT-C Section 105 and 210, alongside Scope 1, Scope 2 (both methods), and Scope 3 Cat 1 and Cat 6. This represents an expansion of the assurance perimeter.

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Hotel emissions methodology changed to occupied-nights basis

In fiscal 2022, hotel emissions methodology changed from spend-based to per hotel-night occupied, using supplier-provided emissions factors. Prior periods were not restated as data was not available.

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ISO 14001 maintained across 70+ key sites globally

Accenture holds global ISO 14001 certification with more than 70 key sites in scope in fiscal 2022. Annual renewal audits demonstrate continuous improvement in environmental management.

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Dependent: Supplier engagement and procurement decarbonisation via CDP Supply Chain and Sustainable Procurement Hub

Accenture targets 90% of key suppliers (vendors representing a significant portion of 2019 Scope 3 emissions) to disclose environmental targets and actions by 2025; FY2022 progress: 68% disclosed targets and 75% disclosed actions. The Sustainable Procurement Hub—operational in 30+ countries in FY2022 with 3,000+ sustainability assessments completed—embeds ESG criteria including carbon reduction targets into procurement decisions. Suppliers must accept the Supplier Standards of Conduct (aligned to UNGC 10 principles), and the CPO's compensation is linked to supplier engagement and renewable electricity procurement progress. Supplier data from CDP is aggregated into sustainability dashboards used in supplier management reviews.

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100% renewable electricity via PPAs, green tariffs and EACs under RE100

Accenture is committed to sourcing 100% renewable electricity across its global offices by end of 2023 under RE100, achieving 97% in fiscal 2022 (up from 53% in FY2021 and 26% in FY2019). Because Accenture leases its entire real estate portfolio, on-site generation is largely infeasible, so the strategy prioritises off-site grid-connected PPAs first, followed by green electricity tariffs, then asset-linked and recently generated EACs. In FY2022, active physical PPAs were secured in India (wind and solar), Argentina (wind) and Spain (solar), plus project-specific contracts in Germany. PPAs and green tariff coverage drove 51,417 tCO2e of savings in FY2022 attributable to newly purchased renewables, reducing market-based Scope 2 to 8,356 tCO2e vs 164,660 tCO2e location-based.

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New SBTi target aligned to 2030 submitted (pending approval)

Accenture submitted a new science-based target aligned to 2030 with a base year of 2019 to the SBTi, pending approval as of the date of submission. FY2019 emissions recalculated incorporating inorganic growth from 2019 to 2022 per SBTi guidance.

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Purchased Goods & Services methodology changed from spend-based to hybrid

In fiscal 2022, Accenture revised its methodology for calculating upstream Scope 3 Cat 1 (Purchased Goods & Services) from a spend-based to a hybrid approach incorporating allocated emissions from suppliers and industry-average emissions factors. Fiscal 2019, 2020 and 2021 were restated; base year (FY2016) was not restated as data unavailable.

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Primary: Business travel reduction through digital collaboration and internal carbon pricing

Accenture, one of the world's largest enterprise users of Microsoft Teams, has structurally reduced business travel by embedding digital-first client delivery. An internal carbon price of $30/tCO2e is applied globally to air travel, hotel stays and ground travel to disincentivise carbon-intensive behaviour, fund sustainability investments and shift behaviour. An aviation carbon calculator highlights emissions differences between flights at booking. Business travel emissions in FY2022 were 129,404 tCO2e—less than half pre-pandemic FY2020 levels (339,459 tCO2e). Accenture also engages with travel suppliers (airlines, hotels, car rental) to obtain per-trip emissions data and explore decarbonisation of travel categories.

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Primary: Office energy efficiency and renewable electricity procurement

Accenture manages office energy through its ISO 14001-certified EMS across 70+ key sites, deploying smart meters to enable real-time energy data collection and management. Electricity intensity was 98 kWh/m² in FY2022 (up slightly from 93 in FY2021 due to post-pandemic office return). Total energy consumption was 330,386 MWh. The step-change in Scope 1+2 performance—down 91% from the 2016 baseline—was primarily driven by renewable electricity purchases rather than absolute energy reduction, with 97% of office electricity from renewables in FY2022. The company also scaled electric vehicle fleet use (Belgium, Netherlands, UK), abating an estimated 1,648 tCO2e in Scope 1 from car travel.

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Primary: Employee commuting management

Beginning in FY2022, Accenture separately discloses Scope 3 Category 7 employee commuting, calculated via a spend-based method (84% of emissions from supplier data). FY2022 commuting emissions were 26,055 tCO2e, reduced from 48,725 tCO2e in FY2019 partly due to the shift to hybrid working. Where telecommute electricity expenses are reimbursed, IEA country-level factors are applied. The electric vehicle fleet expansion (122% increase in Belgium, Netherlands and UK) supports both Scope 1 and commuting decarbonisation.

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2021

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	9,250
Scope 2 (market-based)	70,659
Scope 3	297,067
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	182,183
Cat 2 · Capital goods	27,516
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	40,576
Cat 6 · Business travel	53,592
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	16,771
Gross carbon footprint	376,976
Net carbon footprint	376,976

Energy (kWh)

Total energy	299.4M
Renewable energy	(147.3M)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	152.2M
Renewable electricity %	53%

Nature

waste recycled t	320tonnes
water withdrawal m3	1Mm3

Social

workforce female pct	46%
workforce management female pct	27%
training hours per employee	60hours
community investment amount	176.7MUSD

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	624,000people
Revenue	50.5B
Cost of revenue	(34.2B)
Gross profit	16.3B
Operating expenses (S&M + G&A)	(8.7B)
Operating income	7.6B
Net income	5.9B

Balance sheet highlights (USD)

Property, plant & equipment	4.8B
Right-of-use (leased) assets	3.2B
Total assets	43.2B
Total debt	65.6M
Cash & equivalents	8.2B
Minority interest	567.7M

Market & shares

Market cap (FY-end)	213.6B
Shares outstanding	634.7M

2020

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	—
Scope 2 (market-based)	—
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	208,711
Cat 6 · Business travel	339,459
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	27,740
Gross carbon footprint	—
Net carbon footprint	—

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	506,000people
Revenue	44.3B
Cost of revenue	(30.4B)
Gross profit	14B
Operating expenses (S&M + G&A)	(7.5B)
Operating income	6.5B
Net income	5.1B

Balance sheet highlights (USD)

Property, plant & equipment	4.7B
Right-of-use (leased) assets	0
Total assets	37.1B
Total debt	61.9M
Cash & equivalents	8.4B
Minority interest	498.6M

Market & shares

Market cap (FY-end)	152.7B
Shares outstanding	636.3M