Accenture, Jabil, AutoZone 10-K: FY2026 Revenue and Profit

Accenture filed its annual report (10-K) on October 16, 2026, with FY2026 revenue of $74.2B, net income of $8.4B and diluted EPS of $13.56. It's one of four companies whose 10-Ks arrived since October 12, 2026, and here we set each one's latest fiscal year against its own last five fiscal years: revenue growth, operating margin and whether growth sped up or slowed.

The four are Accenture, Jabil, AutoZone and FactSet Research Systems. Three closed their fiscal year on August 31, 2026. AutoZone's ended on August 29, 2026. All figures come from company annual reports (10-K) filed with the SEC, as held in StockYears data on November 2, 2026. Other companies that close their books in the same month are listed under fiscal year end by month.

Four 10-Ks filed since October 12, 2026

Three of the four land in a narrow band in the Revenue vs prior year column, from +6.5% at Accenture to +7.4% at AutoZone, with FactSet at +6.7%. Jabil is well outside it at +20.6%. In size, the group runs from $74.2B in revenue at Accenture down to $2.5B at FactSet. Diluted EPS is net income divided by the share count including options and other convertible securities. Because it's a per-share figure, AutoZone's $152.55 and Jabil's $9.75 reflect different share counts and can't be compared as levels.

Accenture FY2026 results

Revenue rose in each of the five fiscal years: $61.6B in FY2022, $64.1B in FY2023, $64.9B in FY2024, $69.7B in FY2025 and $74.2B in FY2026. That's a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.8%. The latest year's +6.5% came after +7.4% the year before, a similar pace.

Profit moved the same way. Net income was $6.9B in both FY2022 and FY2023, then $7.3B, $7.7B and $8.4B. Diluted EPS climbed every year, from $10.71 in FY2022 to $13.56 in FY2026.

The uneven line is operating margin. It began at 15.2% in FY2022 and fell to 13.7% in FY2023. Then came 14.8% and 14.7%, before FY2026 reached 15.4%, the highest of the five years shown. The full filing history is on the Accenture annual reports (10-K) page.

Jabil FY2026 results

Jabil's five years don't move in one direction. Revenue was $33.5B in FY2022 and $34.7B in FY2023, dropped to $28.9B in FY2024, recovered slightly to $29.8B in FY2025 and reached $36.0B in FY2026. Measured from FY2022, the CAGR is 1.8%, the lowest of the four. The latest year looks very different: +20.6% after +3.2%, so growth sped up sharply.

Profit swung from year to year. Across FY2022 to FY2026, net income read $1.0B, $0.8B, $1.4B, $0.7B and $1.0B, while diluted EPS read $6.90, $6.02, $11.17, $5.92 and $9.75.

Operating margin went from 4.2% in FY2022 to 4.4%, then 7.0% in FY2024, back to 4.0% in FY2025 and 4.7% in FY2026. FY2024 is the odd row. The year with the lowest revenue of the five carries the highest operating margin, net income and diluted EPS. The table shows that combination, though not what produced it. Each filing is listed on the Jabil annual reports (10-K) page.

AutoZone FY2026 results

AutoZone grew revenue every year, from $16.3B in FY2022 to $17.5B, $18.5B, $18.9B and $20.3B, a CAGR of 5.8%. Growth sped up in the latest year, to +7.4% after +2.4%.

Profit tracked revenue less closely. Net income went $2.4B, $2.5B, $2.7B, $2.5B and $2.6B. Diluted EPS rose from $117.19 in FY2022 to $149.55 in FY2024, slipped to $144.87 in FY2025 and reached $152.55 in FY2026, the highest of the five years.

Operating margin went the other way. It was 20.1% in FY2022, 19.9% in FY2023 and 20.5% in FY2024, then 19.1% in FY2025 and 18.3% in FY2026. The latest year pairs AutoZone's highest revenue of the five with its lowest operating margin of the five. No other company in this group has a latest operating margin below its FY2022 figure. The full history is on the AutoZone annual reports (10-K) page.

FactSet Research Systems FY2026 results

FactSet is the smallest of the four by revenue and has the fastest five-year growth. Revenue went from $1.8B in FY2022 to $2.1B, $2.2B, $2.3B and $2.5B, a CAGR of 7.7%. The latest year's +6.7% followed +5.4%, a similar pace.

FY2026 broke the pattern on the profit lines. Diluted EPS had risen each year, from $10.25 in FY2022 to $12.04, $13.91 and $15.55 in FY2025, then came in at $14.57. Net income read $0.4B, $0.5B, $0.5B, $0.6B and $0.5B. Of the four, FactSet is the only one whose diluted EPS was lower in FY2026 than in FY2025.

Operating margin turned at the same point. It rose from 25.8% in FY2022 to 30.2%, 31.8% and 32.2%, then stood at 28.3% in FY2026. That's still above the FY2022 starting point, but below each of the three years in between. The filings are listed on the FactSet Research Systems annual reports (10-K) page.

Accenture, Jabil, AutoZone and FactSet over five fiscal years

On the CAGR column, the order is FactSet at 7.7%, AutoZone at 5.8%, Accenture at 4.8% and Jabil at 1.8%. The last column sorts them differently. Jabil and AutoZone are the two where growth sped up in FY2026, while Accenture and FactSet kept a similar pace.

The two margin columns split the group. Accenture went from 15.2% to 15.4%, Jabil from 4.2% to 4.7% and FactSet from 25.8% to 28.3%, all ending above where they started. AutoZone went from 20.1% to 18.3%. The levels sit far apart, from Jabil's single digits to FactSet's high twenties, so each company here is measured against its own history rather than against the others. For where these companies fall by size among current S&P 500 members, see the S&P 500 rankings by revenue.

In the next set of 10-Ks, the line to watch is operating margin at AutoZone and FactSet. AutoZone's has declined in each of the last two fiscal years, and FactSet's FY2026 reading of 28.3% ended a three-year run of increases. For Jabil, the FY2027 report will show whether revenue stays above the $34.7B it reported for FY2023, its highest level before FY2026.