Accenture’s $180B Market Cap and Ziff Davis Deal Prompt Undervaluation Call
Jim Cramer flagged Accenture as undervalued after its acquisition of a business from Ziff Davis. Sequoia Strategy also added Accenture as a new position, citing its nearly 800,000 employees, over $70 billion in 2025 revenues and a market capitalization exceeding $180 billion.
1. Jim Cramer Calls Accenture Undervalued
During a televised lightning round, Jim Cramer reopened his analysis after Accenture’s purchase of a business from Ziff Davis and concluded its share price was too low. He highlighted the strategic significance of the acquisition, suggesting it warrants a premium valuation.
2. Sequoia Strategy Adds Accenture Position
In its fourth-quarter investor letter, Sequoia Strategy introduced Accenture as a new holding, citing its leadership in IT services, nearly 800,000 employees, over $70 billion in annual revenues and a market capitalization exceeding $180 billion. The firm praised Accenture’s consistent execution and GDP-like industry growth.