Accenture ECONOMIC

Target: Accenture plc and controlled entities Research cut-off: 7 October 2026 Request: 498c943a-c64f-4f76-9e1e-36c74449cf56

Supply Chain & Sourcing Relationships

Direct supplier relationships

Accenture’s current supplier portal includes an Israel-specific invoicing guide, and that guide identifies Accenture Ltd and Maglan Information Defense Technologies Ltd/Accenture as Israeli bill-to entities with VAT numbers and a purchase-order process for goods and services.^{1, 2} This establishes a local procurement framework; it does not identify the underlying vendors.

Focused searches for Accenture relationships with Mehadrin, Hadiklaim, Galilee Export and Agrexco did not identify a verifiable commercial relationship. No public evidence identified of direct procurement by Accenture from those named Israeli agricultural aggregators/exporters.^{1, 2}

Importer of record structure

Accenture’s FY2025 Form 10-K describes a global professional-services business, while the FY2025 subsidiary exhibit identifies four Israel-organized service/technology subsidiaries.^{3, 4} The Israel supplier materials describe local invoicing and purchase orders but do not identify a dedicated import company.^{1, 2} no public evidence identified of a wholly owned, joint-venture or dedicated importer-of-record entity for regional agricultural or consumer goods.

Seasonal sourcing patterns

The reviewed procurement, subsidiary and annual-report materials do not identify counter-seasonal produce procurement or recurring seasonal sourcing from Israeli suppliers.^{3, 1, 2} no public evidence identified.

Third-party and indirect sourcing

The current supplier documents contemplate ordinary third-party vendors supplying goods or services to Accenture’s Israeli entities, but they do not identify Israeli-origin consumer products moving through distributors, resellers or private-label arrangements.^{1, 2} no public evidence identified of the specific indirect-product-sourcing pattern described in the audit rubric.

Product Origin, Labeling & Regulatory Compliance

Settlement-origin products

Accenture is a professional-services and technology company rather than a grocery or consumer-goods retailer in its FY2025 corporate description.³ Searches covering Accenture with the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Golan Heights, settlement-origin goods and produce labeling did not identify an Accenture product-origin case. No public evidence identified of Accenture goods labeled “Produce of Israel” that were reported as originating in the West Bank, Jordan Valley or Golan Heights.³

Labeling compliance

No DEFRA/customs citation, regulatory enforcement action or court/administrative finding concerning Accenture’s labeling of settlement-produced goods was identified. No public evidence identified.^{3, 1}

Corporate labeling policy

The reviewed current Accenture Israel page, supplier portal and FY2025 filing do not set out a public country-of-origin labeling policy for goods from occupied or contested territories.^{3, 5, 1} no public evidence identified.

Investment, Capital & Financial Exposure

Foreign direct investment and acquired Israeli operating companies

[pre-2020; ongoing] 20 June 2016 - Maglan. Accenture announced that it acquired Maglan, a privately held Israeli cybersecurity company based in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area; the price was not disclosed.⁶ Reuters reported at the time that Maglan employed about 30 people.⁷ The FY2025 subsidiary exhibit still lists Maglan Information Defense Technologies Research Ltd as organized in Israel, confirming that it remained within the Accenture group in 2025.⁴ No public manufacturing facility was identified; Accenture described Maglan’s business as offensive cyber simulation, vulnerability countermeasures, cyber forensics, malware defense and security R&D.⁶

Military/defense nexus of Maglan. [pre-2020] In June 2016, Accenture chief strategy officer Omar Abbosh told Reuters that Maglan’s approximately 30 staff were from Israel’s “military and intelligence complex.”⁷ In April 2018, Calcalist/CTech reported, citing unnamed sources in a broader investigation of Israeli military outsourcing, that Maglan was one company that had “assimilated” an activity transferred from the military/intelligence apparatus; Maglan declined comment.⁸ Those sources do not identify a named Accenture/Maglan IDF or Israeli Ministry of Defense contract, value, procurement number or current continuation. No public evidence identified of a current named IDF/IMOD procurement contract for Accenture or Maglan in the sources reviewed.^{6, 7, 8}

2021 - Nell’Armonia. Accenture completed its acquisition of Paris-headquartered Nell’Armonia on 8 July 2021; financial terms were not disclosed. Accenture said the acquired group had more than 135 professionals and served clients across France and Israel.⁹ The FY2025 subsidiary exhibit lists Nell’Armonia Israel Ltd as organized in Israel.⁴ The public sources do not disclose the Israeli subsidiary’s ownership percentage, Israel-specific headcount, Israel revenue, manufacturing activity, defense relationship or settlement relationship. No public evidence identified for those undisclosed items.^{4, 9}

2023 - Inspirage. Accenture announced an agreement on 6 September 2022 to acquire Bellevue, Washington-headquartered Inspirage, then described as having 710 employees, and completed the transaction on 4 January 2023 with approximately 736 people joining Accenture; financial terms were not disclosed.^{10, 11} The FY2025 subsidiary exhibit lists Inspirage Israel Pvt Ltd as organized in Israel.⁴ The sources do not disclose that Israeli entity’s ownership percentage, local headcount/revenue, manufacturing activity, defense relationship or settlement relationship. No public evidence identified for those undisclosed items.^{4, 10, 11}

Accenture Ltd. The 2025 IATI profile states that Accenture’s Israel operation was established in 2001 and employed 140 people in Israel; this is an overall Accenture Israel figure rather than entity-level headcount.¹² The FY2025 exhibit lists Accenture Ltd as an Israel-organized subsidiary, and Google’s current Chrome subprocessor register identifies Accenture Ltd at 2 Ha-Menofim Street, Herzliya, as an Israeli technical-support entity whose ultimate parent is Accenture plc.^{4, 13} Accenture Ltd was not identified as an acquired Israeli company. Its exact group ownership percentage is not disclosed in the cited sources.^{4, 13}

The disclosed Israeli operating-company inventory can therefore be stated as follows:

Taken together, the FY2025 SEC exhibit publicly identifies four Israel-organized Accenture subsidiaries: Accenture Ltd, Inspirage Israel Pvt Ltd, Maglan Information Defense Technologies Research Ltd and Nell’Armonia Israel Ltd.⁴ The exhibit expressly notes that some subsidiaries can be omitted under SEC significance rules, so this is the disclosed FY2025 list rather than proof that no other immaterial Israeli legal entity exists.⁴

R&D, cybersecurity and innovation centres

[pre-2020; current cyber presence confirmed] 20 June 2016. Accenture opened a cybersecurity R&D lab in Israel focused on advanced threat intelligence, active defense and Industrial Internet of Things security.¹⁴ The announcement said the lab worked with Team8 and identified Team8 co-founder Nadav Zafrir as a former commander of Israel’s Unit 8200.¹⁴ Accenture’s current location directory, reviewed in October 2026, lists a “Tel Aviv Cyber Fusion Center” at 2 Ha-Menofim Street as an active Israel location.¹⁵ The current directory confirms an ongoing cyber facility, although it does not establish that every function of the 2016 R&D lab is unchanged.^{15, 14}

[pre-2020; current stake percentage unknown] Team8. Accenture’s 2016 security disclosures described a minority investment in Israeli cybersecurity foundry Team8.^{6, 16} A 2025 Everest Group profile licensed to Accenture includes Team8 in a representative list headed “Investments and recent activities.”¹⁷ The 2025 document does not state an ownership percentage or explicitly confirm that the original minority stake is still held, so current percentage/holding status remains unknown.¹⁷

[pre-2020; continuation unknown] The Floor. On 20 June 2016 Accenture joined The Floor, a Tel Aviv fintech hub, saying it would evaluate innovations for clients and potentially for its own strategic investments while mentoring startups.¹⁸ No current public evidence identified in this review confirming whether Accenture’s formal participation in The Floor continues in 2026.¹⁸

[pre-2020; continuation unknown] Scalerator. On 21 June 2018 Accenture Ventures, the Consulate General of Israel to South India and NASSCOM jointly launched the Scalerator program to connect Israeli and Indian growth-stage startups; the Israeli consulate was to participate in startup selection and business-development support.¹⁹ No current public evidence identified in this review that the same program remains active in 2026.¹⁹

Venture investments in Israeli companies

On 9 November 2021, Accenture Ventures announced a strategic investment in Israel-based Geneyx Genomex Ltd; terms were not disclosed, and the release does not state a controlling stake.²⁰

On 8 January 2024, Accenture Ventures announced a strategic investment in QuantHealth in a release issued from New York and Tel Aviv; terms were not disclosed, and the release does not state a controlling stake.²¹ This investment predates the ICJ advisory opinion of 19 July 2024.^{21, 22}

No public evidence identified in the reviewed sources of Accenture acquiring control of Geneyx or QuantHealth, of either investment’s current percentage/carrying value, or of either company being an Accenture subsidiary.^{4, 20, 21}

Parent, beneficial ownership and group exposure

Accenture plc is incorporated in Ireland and gives 1 Grand Canal Square, Dublin 2 as its principal executive office in the FY2025 Form 10-K.³ The December 2025 proxy disclosed The Vanguard Group at 10.4% of Accenture’s Class A ordinary shares and BlackRock at 7.8%; it did not disclose an Israeli ≥10% shareholder.²³ no public evidence identified of Israeli beneficial control of Accenture plc.²³

Avanade describes itself as majority owned by Accenture and founded in 2000 by Accenture LLP and Microsoft.²⁴ Avanade’s current office directory lists operations across more than 90 locales in 26 countries but does not list an Israel office in the directory reviewed.²⁵ The FY2025 Accenture subsidiary exhibit also does not list an Avanade-branded Israel entity among its four Israel-organized entries.⁴ no public evidence identified of a separate Avanade Israel operating entity from these current sources.^{4, 25}

Accenture Federal Services is presented by Accenture as its U.S.-federal business serving defense, intelligence, public-safety and other federal missions.²⁶ Targeted searches did not identify an AFS Israel office or an Israel-specific AFS contract. No public evidence identified of an Accenture Federal Services operating presence in Israel or the occupied territories.²⁶

Portfolio, sovereign-debt and financial-sector exposure

Accenture’s FY2025 filing describes a professional-services company, not a bank, insurer or asset manager underwriting securities for its own financial-sector business.³ The Israel-related capital exposure identified in this review consists of operating subsidiaries/acquisitions and strategic venture investments described above.^{4, 6, 20, 21}

No public evidence identified of Accenture underwriting or lead-arranging Israeli sovereign debt or Israel Bonds, selling Development Corporation for Israel bonds, underwriting Israeli state/military/settlement insurance, directly lending to OHCHR-listed settlement companies, managing material passive holdings in OHCHR-listed settlement companies or Israeli arms manufacturers, or publicly disclosing holdings in Israeli sovereign bonds or Israel-focused investment funds.^{3, 23}

Controlling principals

The December 2025 proxy identifies Accenture’s disclosed large beneficial owners and corporate leadership structure; Vanguard was the only holder shown above 10% in that table, while BlackRock was below 10%.²³ Focused searches for material personal/family-office investments in Israeli companies by the current chair/CEO, current directors and the disclosed ≥10% shareholder did not yield a verifiable target-specific investment. No public evidence identified.²³

Operational Presence & Market Activity

Physical footprint

Accenture’s current location directory, reviewed 7 October 2026, lists two Israel locations: Kfar Saba at Atirei Yeda, Building 15, and the Tel Aviv Cyber Fusion Center at 2 Ha-Menofim Street.¹⁵ The current Accenture Israel page also confirms an active Israel country presence.⁵ Google’s current Chrome subprocessor register separately lists Accenture Ltd at 2 Ha-Menofim Street, Herzliya, performing technical support, with Accenture plc as ultimate parent.¹³

No Accenture-owned or controlled office in the West Bank, East Jerusalem or Golan Heights was identified in Accenture’s current location directory, its FY2025 subsidiary exhibit or the current Avanade directory.^{4, 15, 25} no public evidence identified of a settlement-located Accenture or Avanade office in those reviewed records.

Employment and tax/regulatory registration

The 2025 IATI MNC Forum profile states that Accenture Israel employed 140 people and described its professionals as being across Herzliya and Kfar Saba.¹² It also states that the Israel operation dates to 2001.¹² [pre-2020 origin; ongoing] The 2001 operating start is historical, while the 2025 profile and current 2026 locations confirm continued activity.^{15, 12}

Accenture’s Israel invoicing guide identifies Accenture Ltd with VAT number 513111187 and Maglan Information Defense Technologies Ltd/Accenture with VAT number 513317776.² Google’s subprocessor register independently gives company number 513111187 for Accenture Ltd.¹³ No public figure for Israeli corporate income tax paid was identified, and no public evidence identified of Accenture plc itself holding Israeli tax residency or Preferred Technology Enterprise status.^{3, 2, 13}

Market positioning

[pre-2020; underlying operation ongoing] In 2016 Accenture said its Maglan acquisition advanced a strategy of using Israel as a cybersecurity innovation hub.⁶ In 2025 the IATI profile described Accenture Israel as continuing strategic investments and stated that it was helping strengthen Israel’s technology ecosystem; it also reported more than NIS 8 million in donations to local causes during 2024.¹² These are company/industry-association descriptions rather than audited Israel revenue or market-share measures.¹²

No Israel-specific revenue share or national market ranking is disclosed in the FY2025 Form 10-K.³ no public evidence identified of a current Accenture investor disclosure quantifying Israel as a percentage of global revenue.³

Authoritative settlement-database and UN checks

The 2025 A/HRC/59/23 report explains that it builds on the OHCHR settlement-business database and names corporate entities across multiple sectors; a full-text check of the HTML report found no occurrence of “Accenture.”²⁷ Targeted searches against OHCHR database material also did not surface an Accenture entry. This is a document/search-scoped absence and does not establish that every possible Accenture client engagement has been examined.²⁷

Across the current location, subsidiary and UN material reviewed, no public evidence identified of Accenture sales, services, sourcing, distribution, premises or revenue in or to Israeli settlements in the West Bank (including East Jerusalem) or the Golan Heights, whether directly or through the disclosed Israeli subsidiaries.^{4, 15, 27}

Constructive-notice timing

The ICJ issued its advisory opinion on 19 July 2024, finding Israel’s continued presence in the occupied Palestinian territory unlawful and stating that all States must not render aid or assistance in maintaining the situation created by that presence.²² The ICC issued warrants of arrest for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant on 21 November 2024 in the Situation in the State of Palestine.²⁸

Accenture’s Israel footprint continued after both dates: the FY2025 subsidiary exhibit still listed four Israel-organized subsidiaries, the January 2025 IATI booklet reported 140 Accenture Israel employees, and the current 2026 Accenture directory continues to list Israel offices.^{4, 15, 12} These documents establish temporal continuation of Israeli operations; they do not, by themselves, establish operations in settlements or participation in conduct addressed by the ICJ or ICC.^{4, 15, 12, 22, 28}

Corporate Structure & Foundational Ties

Israeli-Nexus factors

Founded in Israel: Accenture plc was not founded or incorporated in Israel; its FY2025 filing identifies it as an Irish company.³ Accenture’s local Israel operation is reported by IATI as established in 2001.¹²

Headquarters/principal management in Israel: No. Accenture plc’s principal executive office is in Dublin, Ireland.³

Israeli tax residency / PTE status: Accenture Ltd and Maglan have Israeli VAT registrations in Accenture’s supplier documentation.² no public evidence identified that Accenture plc is Israeli tax resident or that the cited entities hold Preferred Technology Enterprise status.²

Israeli beneficial ownership/control: The December 2025 proxy reports Vanguard at 10.4% and BlackRock at 7.8% and does not identify an Israeli controlling shareholder.²³ no public evidence identified of Israeli beneficial control.²³

Current Israeli corporate structure

As of the FY2025 filing, the publicly disclosed Israel-organized subsidiaries are Accenture Ltd, Inspirage Israel Pvt Ltd, Maglan Information Defense Technologies Research Ltd and Nell’Armonia Israel Ltd.⁴ The exact ownership percentage of each is not given in Exhibit 21.1, so wholly owned status is not inferred from that exhibit alone.⁴

Accenture Ltd is independently corroborated by Google’s current subprocessor list as an Israel-registered affiliate with Accenture plc as ultimate parent.¹³ Maglan’s group entry originates from the 2016 acquisition.⁶ Nell’Armonia Israel Ltd appears after Accenture’s 2021 acquisition of the Paris-headquartered Nell’Armonia group, and Inspirage Israel Pvt Ltd appears after Accenture’s 2023 completion of the Bellevue-headquartered Inspirage acquisition.^{4, 9, 10, 11}

Founding and acquired identity

[pre-2020; ongoing] Accenture’s Israel operation dates to 2001, but Accenture plc itself is Irish rather than Israeli-founded.^{3, 12} Maglan is the clearly documented Israeli-origin acquired operating company: Accenture described it in 2016 as a privately held Israeli cybersecurity company founded in 1998.⁶ Inspirage and Nell’Armonia should not be classified as Israeli-origin groups on the cited evidence: Accenture described Inspirage as Bellevue-headquartered and Nell’Armonia as Paris-headquartered, although each had or later retained an Israeli subsidiary within the acquired group.^{9, 10, 11}

State and institutional linkages

[pre-2020; continuation unknown] The clearest documented Israeli-state institutional collaboration identified is the 2018 Scalerator program jointly launched by Accenture Ventures, the Consulate General of Israel to South India and NASSCOM, with the consulate participating in selection and business-development support for Israeli startups.¹⁹

No Israeli state ownership stake, Israeli government board appointee, golden share, critical-national-infrastructure designation or other governance right tying Accenture plc to the Israeli state was identified in the FY2025 filing or 2025 proxy.^{3, 23} no public evidence identified of such structural governance features.^{3, 23}

No named current Israeli-government, IDF or Israeli Ministry of Defense procurement award to Accenture was identified in the reviewed sources. The historical Maglan military/intelligence evidence described in section 3 does not by itself establish such a contract.^{7, 8}

Group attribution: Avanade and Accenture Federal Services

Avanade is majority owned by Accenture.²⁴ Its current office directory does not list an Israel office, and no Avanade-branded Israel subsidiary appears among the Israel rows of Accenture’s FY2025 Exhibit 21.1.^{4, 25}

Accenture Federal Services is a U.S.-federal operating business focused on U.S. government missions, including defense and intelligence.²⁶ no public evidence identified in this review of an Israel-specific Accenture Federal Services subsidiary, office or contract.²⁶

Profit Repatriation & Economic Contribution

Revenue attribution

Accenture’s FY2025 Form 10-K reports revenue at broader geographic and service-group levels and does not disclose a separate Israel revenue figure.³ no public evidence identified of publicly disclosed Accenture revenue specifically attributable to Israel as a market.³

Profit flows

The FY2025 subsidiary exhibit establishes that Israeli legal entities sit within the Accenture group, and Google’s subprocessor register identifies Accenture plc as ultimate parent of Accenture Ltd.^{4, 13} Neither source discloses Israel-specific dividends, transfer-pricing flows, retained earnings or profit repatriation.^{4, 13} no public evidence identified quantifying whether or how profits generated in Israel are remitted to foreign group entities.

Employment, procurement and ecosystem contribution

The 2025 IATI profile reports 140 Accenture employees in Israel and says Accenture donated more than NIS 8 million to local causes in 2024.¹² The same profile describes Accenture Israel as contributing to the Israeli technology ecosystem through strategic investments and technology work.¹² Accenture’s current supplier portal and Israel invoice guide also demonstrate an active local vendor-payment/procurement framework.^{1, 2}

Accenture’s 2021 investment in Israel-based Geneyx and its January 2024 investment in QuantHealth are additional documented capital links to Israeli technology companies, although investment amounts and ownership percentages were not disclosed.^{20, 21} The historical Team8 minority investment is also documented, while its current percentage is unknown.^{16, 17}

No public evidence identified of Israel-specific net profit, corporate income tax paid, locally retained earnings, dividend remittances or a separately audited Israel economic-contribution figure.^{3, 2, 12}