Accenture to acquire Japanese technology services provider, CLIMB

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• Accenture (NYSE:ACN) has agreed to acquire Japan-based CLIMB, a technology services provider specializing in system integration, IT infrastructure management, and operations, for an undisclosed sum.

• CLIMB has about 200 engineers trained in cloud and security technologies and application management services.

• The move is primarily focused on the Gunma Prefecture in Japan, aiming to bring more critical skills to global organizations in the region and drive innovation for local economic growth.

• The development will boost Accenture's capabilities in delivering modernization services for applications and infrastructure, particularly to financial institutions and government agencies.

• The move will also enable local teams to continue revitalizing the local ICT (Information and Communication Technology) industry.

• As part of the deal, CLIMB engineers will join Accenture Technology.

• The completion of the transaction is subject to customary closing conditions.

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