EY grows revenues by 9.3% to €843m

Globally, EY grew revenues by 4% from FY24.

EY's Frank O'Keeffe.

Accountancy giant EY reported a 9.3% rise in revenues to €843m for the financial year ending June 30.

The financial services firm reported market-leading growth with all offices in Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford – reporting growth in FY25. In May, EY opened its seventh office location in Ireland in Derry/Londonderry.

EY Ireland’s five-year compound annual growth rate stands at 16.4% with growth across its four key lines: assurance, consulting, tax & law and strategy & transactions. EY Ireland’s headcount across the island stood at 5,460 in June, with 110 different nationalities working across all areas of the business. 

Globally, EY reported revenues of $53.2bn (€45.6bn) for the fiscal year, an increase of 4.0% from FY24.

Frank O’Keeffe, Managing Partner, EY Ireland said: "We are wholly committed to partnering with our clients as they navigate this time of unprecedented change, with ongoing investment in areas such as AI-powered solutions, deeper industry alliances, managed services and complex tech-enabled transformations, to name but a few areas."

"We are embedding AI into how we serve our clients, how we run our business and how our people learn, unlearn and relearn. We are doing all of this as we continue to invest in our core service areas across assurance, consulting, tax & law and strategy & transactions," he said.

EY's annual Societal Impact Report, released alongside the financials, detailed a €745m GDP contribution across Ireland. The firm directly employs 5,460 and supports 3,340 indirect jobs. Non-Dublin offices saw 46% employment growth over four years. Graduate intake exceeded 1,800 over five years, with €5.4m invested in learning and development in FY25 alone. 

Through its Entrepreneur of the Year (EOY) programme, EY backs over 650 alumni firms employing 275,000 people and generating €28bn in revenue.