BDO reported $11 billion in revenue, a 4% year-over-year increase.
The Top 10 Firm's growth was led by its tax (7%) and advisory (4%) service lines. Audit and assurance lines increased 3% and 2%, respectively. Including its alliance firms, BDO reported $16 billion in global revenue, a 7% year-over-year increase.
Europe, Middle East and Africa revenues increased 7% in 2025, with notable growth in France, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland. The Asian Pacific region saw stable revenue growth at 3%, and revenue in the Americas remained flat, with growth in the U.S.
"It has been another year of solid performance and progress," Pat Kramer, BDO's global CEO, said in a statement. "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."
BDO earlier this year stated it would remain independent of external equity investment. At the same time, it announced the appointment of Trond-Morten Lindberg as incoming global CEO.
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The firm has over 94,900 employees across 870 offices globally. In August 2023, it announced it would create an
