EY Spain closed the 2025 financial year, which ended on 30 June, with revenues of €921.6 million, representing an 8.7% increase on the previous year and maintaining the firm’s steady growth trajectory.
Including intragroup turnover of €189.1 million, total revenue reached €1.11 billion for the financial year.
All service lines contributed to the increase. Consulting generated €306.1 million in revenue, up 12.4% on the previous year, while Assurance recorded €276.4 million, a rise of 5.1%. EY Abogados posted revenues of €233.1 million, reflecting 9% growth. EY-Parthenon reached €106 million, an increase of 7.3%.
Federico Linares, President of EY Spain, said the results reflected “the ambition and commitment” of the firm’s partners and professionals, as well as its focus on creating value for clients and society.
The results coincide with the launch of EY’s FY25–FY27 strategic plan, EY Revolution. As part of this programme, the firm is developing EY Campus, a new workplace model to be implemented at its Madrid office. The project involves the addition of 11 floors at Calle Orense 2 to its existing space in Torre Titania. EY has also revised its organisational structure, introducing a sector-focused approach within its four service lines and appointing partners to lead each of its 11 industry sectors.
