Korea Deloitte Group Sees 7% Sales Growth... "Consulting Surges"

Korea Deloitte Group Announces 2025 Fiscal Year Results
Sales Reach 680 Billion Won, Operating Profit 10.5 Billion Won

The Korea Deloitte Group, a global accounting and consulting firm, announced on September 1 that it achieved sales of 680 billion won and operating profit of 10.5 billion won for the 2025 fiscal year (June 2024 to May 2025).

This sales figure represents a 7% increase compared to the same period last year (635 billion won). Among its major subsidiaries subject to disclosure, Deloitte Anjin posted sales of 507.4 billion won, while Deloitte Consulting recorded 151.9 billion won in sales.

In particular, consulting sales grew by 51% year-on-year (from 100.7 billion won), driving the overall growth of the group. The Korea Deloitte Group explained, "This achievement was made just one year after recruiting Bae Jae-min as CEO of Deloitte Consulting," and added, "Strategies such as reorganizing the group in line with Deloitte Global, focusing on group-wide tech consulting capabilities, customer orientation, launching market-leading services, and strengthening quality competitiveness proved effective."

However, the group's operating profit saw a slight decrease compared to the previous year (11 billion won).

Hong Jongseong, CEO of the Korea Deloitte Group, said, "The modernization of service offerings and organizational restructuring implemented at the start of the 2025 fiscal year were aimed at proactively responding to market changes and providing customer-centric services," and emphasized, "The reason Deloitte Consulting was able to achieve rapid growth was because we proactively strengthened our tech consulting capabilities in areas such as operation excellence, transformation, and digital services in response to market demand."

The Korea Deloitte Group plans to continue focusing on providing differentiated end-to-end advisory services through expert collaboration on specific agendas for corporate clients facing complex challenges this year, including the US-led tariff war and the accelerating industrial restructuring in the era of artificial intelligence (AI).