AccuTech
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| Official name | AccuTech |
| Ticker symbol | ACCTCH |
| Status | Active |
| Identity | Public |
Industrial Information
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| Founded | June 15th, 1995 |
| Area of operation | Worldwide |
Organization
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| Leader | Charles Healy |
| Number of employees | 33,600 full-time employees |
Economy
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| Revenue | $110,715,000 - Q4 2015 |
| Operating income | $65,230,000 - Operating Income |
| Profit | $44,626,000 |
| Total assets | $37 billion |
| Total equity | $99 billion |
Credits
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| Universe | Earth-2182 |
| Created by | Draft227 |
When duty calls-- AccuTech is there. 
- - AccuTech's promotional video
AccuTech is a subsidiary of Stark Industries founded by Gil O'Connor.
History[]
AccuTech started as a company based in California and founded by Gil O'Connor, which had bases spread through the world.
The company was then bought by Stark Industries, which then moved AccuTech to develop weapons such as the Jericho missile and security systems. O'Connor died shortly after, and Charles Healy took over as CEO.
Following Tony Stark's escape and survival from the Ten Rings, he closed down all Stark Industries' weapons development, later sending a letter to AccuTech giving them the memo. This drastic shift led to AccuTech changing to develop clean energy based on the Arc Reactor.
At the 2011 Stark Expo, the company created the Haz-Tek Exoskeleton based on the Mark IV armor of Iron Man.