What was the main driver behind the financial recovery for Deloitte Australia?

Deloitte Australia posted revenue of A$2.55 billion for FY26 because client demand increased across transformation, technology, artificial intelligence, data, tax services, and managed services.

How does the FY26 revenue for Deloitte Australia compare to previous financial years?

Deloitte Australia recorded an 8.5% revenue increase in FY26 to A$2.55 billion, bouncing back from an 8.3% decline in FY25 and compared to A$2.78 billion reported in FY24.

What revenue target has Deloitte Australia set for its managed services division?

Deloitte Australia stated that it targets its managed services business to reach A$1 billion in revenue by 2030 as part of its ongoing investment in technology.

How can investors trade shares in Deloitte Australia?

Deloitte Australia is structured as a private partnership, meaning it is unlisted on public exchanges and does not trade under a ticker symbol.

What is the current business outlook for Deloitte Australia heading into FY27?

Deloitte Australia stated it has entered FY27 with positive trading momentum across its key business units, following operational restructures in response to prior consulting sector contractions.

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Deloitte Australia reports $2.55B revenue in FY26

Written by Heidi Cuthbert Published Sep 7, 2026, 6:00 AM

Professional services firm Deloitte Australia posted $2.55 billion in revenue for FY26.
The result represents an 8.5% increase after experiencing an 8.3% revenue decline in FY25.
Growth was driven by heightened client demand across transformation, technology, artificial intelligence, data, and tax services.

Professional services firm Deloitte Australia recorded revenue of $2.55 billion for FY26, representing an 8.5% increase over the previous year.

This performance reflects a significant rebound for the firm following an 8.3% top-line contraction in FY25 and revenue of $2.78 billion in FY24.

"Our 2026 results reflect the strength and adaptability of our business.
said Deloitte Australia CEO Jo Gorton.

The firm stated that its managed services business is targeted to reach $1 billion in revenue by 2030 as it continues investing in technological transformation.

The firm stated it has entered FY27 with positive trading momentum across key business units. As a private partnership, Deloitte Australia is unlisted and does not have a public share price.

The professional services firm previously restructured its operations following broader market contractions across consulting sectors in recent years.