Accuris
Accuris Company Growth, Stability & Outlook
Frequently Asked Questions
Accuris is built on a foundation engineering organizations have trusted for decades. Our roots go back to 1959, when IHS was founded to provide information for aerospace engineers, and the business has been an integral part of the engineering ecosystem for more than 60 years through the IHS and IHS Markit eras. In 2023, we launched as Accuris, an independent company backed by KKR, and that's the best of both worlds: an established business with startup energy. Our products are essential to how customers design, source, and deliver, which drives long-standing relationships and recurring demand across industries.
Accuris is a company in growth mode. Since launching independently, we've expanded our solution suite significantly, moving well beyond standards into a true Engineering Intelligence platform spanning both engineering and supply chain solutions. Our partnership with KKR gives us strong financial backing and experienced leadership to help develop what's next, and we're putting that to work: investing in new technology, growing our teams, and repositioning how the market sees us
Accuris Employee Reviews
What People Are Saying About Accuris
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Strong Revenue Growth: Company communications describe substantially accelerated revenue growth in 2024 with “exceptional momentum” continuing into Q1 2025 and performance on track to exceed financial targets. These statements align with concurrent product launches and go-to-market investments.
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Product Line Growth: Multiple new offerings and upgrades—such as Accuris Thread (2025), an AI Assistant (2026), AI-powered BOM Intelligence (2026), and Engineering Workbench enhancements—signal sustained investment in the roadmap. This cadence broadens solution scope and supports upsell and cross-sell potential.
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Market Expansion: A new global headquarters in Denver and additional offices in the UK, India, Malaysia, and Japan indicate an expanding geographic footprint. Senior commercial hires (e.g., a CRO in 2025 and a Head of Sales, Americas in 2026) further suggest scaling sales capacity.
