Korea Deloitte Group announced on the 1st that it achieved approximately 680 billion won in revenue and 10.5 billion won in operating profit for the fiscal year 2025 (FY25: June 2024 to May 2025). This marks a 7.1% increase in revenue and a 4.5% decrease in operating profit compared to the same period last year.
The global accounting and consulting firm Korea Deloitte Group is composed of AnJin Accounting Corporation and Deloitte Consulting, among others. This is the first time the group has announced its overall performance.
Revenue from major subsidiary AnJin Accounting Corporation was 507.4 billion won, a 1.5% decrease from the previous year. Operating profit fell to 3 billion won, down 53.8% from a year earlier. Korea Deloitte Group noted that the decline in operating profit was due to the impact of the reorganization focusing on tech consulting capabilities, a sluggish deal market, and increased IT (information technology) investments for future growth.
The overall growth of the group was led by another major subsidiary, Deloitte Consulting. Consulting revenue reached 151.9 billion won, representing a 51% growth compared to the same period last year.
A representative from Korea Deloitte Group said, "This is an achievement realized a year after the recruitment of Bae Jae-min, the head of Deloitte Consulting," adding that "strategies such as focusing on group-wide tech consulting capabilities through organizational restructuring in line with Deloitte Global, customer orientation, launching market-leading services, and strengthening quality competitiveness were effective."
Hong Jong-sung, the overall representative of Korea Deloitte Group, emphasized, "With the start of FY25, we updated service offerings and reorganized in line with Deloitte Global." He noted, "The rapid growth of Deloitte Consulting is also due to proactively strengthening tech consulting capabilities in operational excellence, transformation, and digital services according to market demand."
Korea Deloitte Group plans to focus on providing differentiated end-to-end advisory services through expert collaboration across the group for each agenda. This aims to assist corporate clients facing complex crises such as the tariff war stemming from the U.S. and the accelerated industrial restructuring in the era of artificial intelligence (AI).