
The leading professional services network announces 2 thousand new hires by 2027 and the integration into the new Deloitte EMEA regional structure.
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Deloitte Italia recorded its fifteenth consecutive year of expansion. Since June 2026, the company has been an integral part of the new Deloitte EMEA regional network.
Deloitte Italia closes the fiscal year (June 2025 - May 2026) with a turnover of over 1.8 billion euros, marking a growth of 9% compared to the previous financial year. It is the fifteenth consecutive year of expansion for the leading network in professional services for businesses.
More than 2 thousand new hires are expected by May 2027, while the workforce recorded an increase of 2.7% in the financial year just concluded. Deloitte Italia's partner count has risen to 581, with the appointment of 46 new partners in the new fiscal year. Of particular importance were the performances of the government & public services industry, which grew by 25% compared to the previous year, and of the energy resources & industrial sector, which recorded an increase of 12%. Since June 2026, Deloitte Italia has become part of Deloitte EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), a new regional structure that brings together 16 participating firms, 132 thousand professionals and overall revenues of 20 billion euros in over 80 countries. Deloitte EMEA plans to invest over 1.5 billion euros in strategic areas such as artificial intelligence, sovereign cloud and technological infrastructures. There will be 14 Italian partners who will take on leadership roles.
"The continuous growth of our network reflects the trust that companies and organizations place in Deloitte as a partner capable of guiding them in the main global challenges, such as artificial intelligence, the energy and digital transition. Pervasive transformations not only at a technological level, but also at an organizational and cultural level", says Fabio Pompei, CEO of Deloitte Italia.
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