Accenture to acquire Dutch SAP partner McCoy for mid-market push

Accenture has agreed to purchase McCoy, a Dutch SAP transformation partner specializing in serving mid-market companies with annual revenues ranging from $300 million to $3 billion. The acquisition aims to bolster Accenture's SAP modernization capabilities in the Netherlands and bolster its position in the EMEA mid-market segment.

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in the Netherlands, McCoy currently operates offices in Spain and the Philippines, offering SAP solutions across ERP, data, business solutions, managed services, and enterprise integration. As an SAP Gold Partner, McCoy serves clients in high-tech, manufacturing, public sector, utilities, and retail sectors.

The acquisition will bring over 380 specialized professionals into Accenture Edge, the company's mid-market business unit. McCoy's proprietary tools, such as SmartERP, Smart Extensions, Smart Re-use, and McCoy Integration Studio, are designed to streamline delivery and minimize implementation complexities. Nicole van Det, CEO of Accenture Netherlands and Nordics, noted that SAP modernization and AI are becoming integral components of mid-market companies' strategies to fuel growth.

Tom van den Berg, Co-Founder of McCoy, stated that joining Accenture Edge will enable the company to provide clients with a broader spectrum of SAP, technology, and AI capabilities, while also offering employees access to international projects and career development opportunities. The transaction is pending customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals, with the financial terms of the deal not disclosed by Accenture.

In fiscal year 2025, Accenture reported approximately $70 billion in revenue and employed around 799,000 people globally, serving approximately 9,000 clients.