EY Global posts 4% growth to reach $53.2 billion in revenue in 2025
EY Global reported 4.0% growth in local currency to reach $53.2 billion in revenue in the fiscal year ending June 2025.
EY’s tax division grew 5.5% in local currency to $12.7 billion; consulting grew 5.2% to $16.4 billion; assurance increased by 3.5% to $17.9 billion; and strategy arm EY-Parthenon, where the strategy and transactions services business is located, was flat at $6.2 billion.
EY says that the global network’s CAGR was 8.2% between FY20 and FY25.
“In today’s rapidly changing business environment, EY teams are focused on helping clients innovate with confidence and create new value—by strengthening trust in capital markets, delivering managed services, and supporting clients with complex tech-enabled transformations,” said Janet Truncale, EY Global chair and CEO.
The EMEIA region had the strongest growth, at 5.5% to reach $21.1 billion in revenue. The Americas drove 3.3% growth to $24.7 billion, followed by Asia-Pacific with 2.3% to reach $7.4 billion.
EY’s global headcount grew 3.4% to approximately 406,000 people. The strategy and transactions business, which registered flat revenue growth, saw its headcount drop 1.8% to 25,036 people. Assurance grew by 2.6% to 130,898 people, tax grew by 3.0% to 75,314 people, practice support grew 3.7% to 50,723 people, and consulting increased by 5.4% to 124,238 people.
By region, the Americas shrank 0.7% to 92,030 people, while Asia-Pacific grew 1.9% to 69,940 people, EMEIA grew 3.4% to 162,249 people, and global entities grew by 9.4% to 81,990 people.
EY highlighted the strength of its AI business in its press release. The firm says it grew AI-related revenue by 30% in FY25, completing engagements ranging from governance frameworks to enterprise-wide transformations. More than 15,000 people worked on AI-centered projects in the consulting and EY-Parthenon service lines.
EY says it is investing $1 billion annually into developing AI-first platforms and products – including 1,000 AI agents and more than 100 internal AI applications.
“Now in its second year, the EY All in strategy reinforces a commitment to AI-powered solutions, deeper industry alliances and continuous learning and development for EY people,” Truncale added. “Together, EY teams are helping deliver value for clients, people and society.”
Fellow Big Four firm Deloitte recently announced its FY25 results, registering 4.8% growth in local currency to reach $70.5 billion.
