Deloitte continues its growth in Italy: revenue exceeds 1,8 billion euros

Deloitte Italy closes the financial year (June 2025 – May 2026) with turnover of over 1,8 billion euros, marking growth of 9% compared with the previous financial year.

Fifteen consecutive years of growth

This is the fifteenth consecutive financial statement to record expansion for the leader in professional services for businesses: finance, consulting, risk management, legal and tax assistance, auditing of financial statements…

By May 2027, more than 2 thousand hires are expected, while the workforce recorded an increase of 2,7% in the financial year just ended.

The number of partners at Deloitte Italy rose to 581, with the appointment of 46 new managing partners.

The performance of the division dedicated to public services was particularly significant, growing by 25%, as was that of the Energy and Industry BU, which recorded an increase of 12 per cent.

Deloitte Italy joins Deloitte EMEA

In June 2026, Deloitte EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa), with a new regional structure bringing together 16 “participants” (participating firm), 132.000 professionals and total revenues of 20 billion euros across more than 80 countries.

Worldwide, the British-origin multinational reported, as at 31 March 2025, 70,5 billion dollars, with a positive change of 4,8 per cent.

Deloitte EMEA expects to invest more than 1,5 billion euros in strategic areas such as artificial intelligence, advanced cloud technology and technological infrastructure.

Deloitte Italy introduces Solaria

Furthermore, launched for the first time in Italy was Solaria, Deloitte’s proprietary generative artificial intelligence platform, which in less than a year has become the network’s leading GenAI ecosystem in the EMEA region, with more than 50.000 active users (businesses) in 23 countries.

Deloitte has also continued to invest in the training of its people.

During financial year 2026, approximately 800.000 hours of training were delivered in Italy, while approximately 1.650 young Italian talents were able to attend courses at Deloitte University EMEA, a campus established two years ago on the outskirts of Paris.

In Bari, where more than 2.000 professionals work, the network inaugurated NextOrbit, a hub dedicated to businesses, start-ups and institutions operating in the field of the “space economy”, to consolidate Italy’s leadership in the aerospace sector.

More than 110 applications were received and 10 start-ups were selected, which followed a specialist training programme and support activities before moving on to the incubation, testing and market launch stages.

Also at the Bari office, Deloitte created SmartXLab, a cybersecurity laboratory where security solutions can be tested and advanced attack scenarios simulated.

This article was translated from the original Italian version with the assistance of artificial intelligence. In case of discrepancies, please refer to the original Italian version.