Deloitte Australia announces FY26 revenue of $2.55 billion

7 September 2026: Deloitte Australia today announced its financial results for the year ended 31 May 2026, highlighting a year of strong performance, operational efficiency, and continued investment in the future of the firm. Deloitte Australia has recorded revenue of $2.55 billion for Financial Year 2026 (FY26), representing an 8.5% turnaround from the 8.3% decline recorded in FY25.

This marks a positive shift for the firm after a period of significant change for the professional services industry, shaped by global uncertainty, changing client expectations and rapid technological advancement.

Organisations across every sector are navigating increased complexity and uncertainty and looking for partners who can help them move faster, make confident decisions and create real value in uncertain environments. This sits at the core of Deloitte’s client first focus.

Deloitte Australia CEO Jo Gorton said: “I want to extend my sincere thanks to our clients for their continued trust and partnership, and to our people for their hard work, commitment and expertise. Together, we have been able to respond to uncertainty with a clear sense of purpose.

“Our 2026 results reflect the strength and adaptability of our business. Despite challenging conditions, we returned to growth, improved margins and continued investing in our people and capabilities. We remain focused on delivering value for clients, creating a sustainable future for our partners and employees, and maintaining trust with our stakeholders.

“Our deliberate focus on putting clients at the center of what we do is delivering results. We spend a lot of time listening to our clients, understanding the challenges they face and focusing our investment on where we can make the greatest difference.

“We continue to see strong demand across transformation, technology, AI and data, and tax services as well as significant opportunity in managed services, where we have set an ambition to build a $1 billion business by 2030. We are also seeing continued growth across our private market business.

“We have started FY27 with good momentum as we continue to invest in the areas where our clients are telling us they need us most while also investing in our own transformation as technology changes how our people work. The way professional services firms grow and create value is changing, and we are changing with it.”