Revenue across the Crowe Global network of accounting firms grew by 12% to $6.5 billion during its 2025 financial year, building on the 10% rise from the previous year.
The global network said it recorded solid growth across all its regions, including Europe (21%), Middle East (19%), Asia Pacific (16%), and North America (8%).
In 2025, Crowe Global added new members located in Belgium, Switzerland, and Japan, furthering its reach across more than 150 countries, 815 offices, and 46,000 professionals.

“Our 2025 performance reflects a clear vision for the future of our profession—one where AI amplifies human expertise, strong leadership shapes responsible innovation, and collaboration drives impact at scale. We are investing deeply in our people and leaders to ensure they are equipped to harness AI with judgment, integrity, and purpose,” Crowe Global CEO Kamel Abouchacra said in a statement on Feb. 17. “Through strategic alliances and a highly connected global network, we are accelerating innovation, expanding capabilities, and delivering insight-led solutions that help our clients navigate complexity and create lasting value.”
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In other Crowe Global news …
Crowe’s U.S. member accounting firm recently announced last month that it has made a strategic investment in Crowe Advisory Services India LLP (CAS), marking an expansion in Chicago-based Crowe LLP’s consulting and advisory services and enhancing its ability to deliver innovative solutions to clients in India.
CAS and Crowe LLP are independent members of the Crowe Global network.
CAS provides advisory, consulting, and business support services that include direct and indirect tax, transfer pricing, due diligence, valuations, M&A support, risk advisory, internal audits, and cybersecurity.

“We aim to accelerate growth in the India advisory and consulting market by providing unparalleled value to our clients through expanded resources and enhanced market insights,” Steven Strammello, CEO of Crowe LLP, said in a statement on Jan. 14. “The combined capabilities, relationships, and global perspective will enhance market opportunities for us in India.”
“This coming together of our two organizations will support the growth of our advisory and consulting services across India. Deeper collaboration between the firms will provide our clients with access to enhanced services while expanding our market reach with innovative solutions, technology, and greater global capabilities,” CAS CEO Vijay Thacker said in a statement. “I look forward to building on our shared vision and celebrating the achievements that will come from this strengthened relationship, which will empower our people and clients alike.”
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