Deloitte Australia announces $2.55 billion revenue and positions for FY26 growth

12 August 2025: Deloitte Australia has recorded revenue of $2.55 billion for Financial Year 2025 (FY25), which ended on the 31st of May. In the context of challenging global and domestic conditions, this performance underscores the resilience of the firm’s diversified portfolio and strategic focus.

While revenue softened by 8.3 per cent versus FY24, Deloitte’s ongoing investment in the skills and capability of our people, alongside strengthening macroeconomic tailwinds and an accelerating Australian economy, positions the firm on a clear trajectory back to growth in FY26. This growth is expected across both its high-growth practices and cyclical portfolios.

Strong demand continued across core practices, including business and private tax advisory, regulatory services and technology modernisation, as well as within the banking, capital markets, investment management and technology sectors. Deloitte’s Operate service, which manages end-to-end business operations and processes, achieved double-digit growth, with this momentum expected to continue.

A dedicated workforce of 12,080 professionals delivered these outcomes. Deloitte continues to attract exceptional and diverse talent, welcoming 35 new Partners and hiring 655 graduates. The firm completed the strategic acquisition of Efficientia Solutions, bolstering its industrial and manufacturing technology integration and support capabilities.

Deloitte Australia CEO Jo Gorton said: “Evolving client needs, heightened global volatility and the accelerating pace of technological advancement have all contributed to a complex operating environment throughout FY25. While these factors have undoubtedly impacted business outcomes, they have also created significant opportunities for people to work alongside our clients on transformational projects.

“I want to express my deep appreciation to our clients for their trust and collaboration, and to our people for their dedication and expertise. Together, we have navigated these changes with agility and purpose.

“Our priority has been positioning ourselves for long-term success in FY26 and beyond by taking deliberate, strategic steps to navigate this landscape. This requires identifying the opportunities that matter and driving meaningful, tangible change. As we look towards FY26, we do so with optimism and confidence and a commitment to maintaining our position as Australia’s leading professional services firm.”