BDO reports growth in global annual revenues
BDO reports growth in global annual revenues
Key higlights:
Pat Kramer, BDO’s Global CEO, said: “It has been another year of solid performance and progress. While we continue to operate in a complex global landscape, with ever-shifting industry dynamics, we see significant opportunity ahead. During periods of flux, businesses value trust. Our multidisciplinary approach is anchored in an uncompromising focus on quality. With a commitment to maintain independence, we will continue to deliver secure, long-term value for our clients through a sustainable and future-ready organisation.”
While Audit and Assurance remain BDO’s revenue anchor, member firms reported steady growth across all service lines – particularly those with high-growth sub-services – notably led by Tax at 7% and Advisory at 4%. Audit and Assurance and BSO saw increases of 3% and 2% respectively.
- BDO reports 4% growth in revenue to US$11 billion (€10 billion), led by Tax (+7%) and Advisory (+4%) service lines.
- Including alliance firm revenue, BDO reports overall growth of 7% to US$16 billion (€15 billion).
- 2025 saw a commitment to remain independent of external equity investment, and a strategic reset to drive continued growth with the announcement of the new incoming Global CEO.
- Continued investment in technology and digital transformation, including US$1 billion global programme.
Pat Kramer, BDO’s Global CEO, said: “It has been another year of solid performance and progress. While we continue to operate in a complex global landscape, with ever-shifting industry dynamics, we see significant opportunity ahead. During periods of flux, businesses value trust. Our multidisciplinary approach is anchored in an uncompromising focus on quality. With a commitment to maintain independence, we will continue to deliver secure, long-term value for our clients through a sustainable and future-ready organisation.”
While Audit and Assurance remain BDO’s revenue anchor, member firms reported steady growth across all service lines – particularly those with high-growth sub-services – notably led by Tax at 7% and Advisory at 4%. Audit and Assurance and BSO saw increases of 3% and 2% respectively.