Roland Berger Revenue Hits €1.01bn as Asia Growth Outpaces Market

Global strategy consultancy Roland Berger posted record revenue of €1.01bn in 2025, with Asia leading growth at 19% year-on-year. The firm said the result came in a more demanding market where clients pushed for efficiency and measurable outcomes.

Denis Depoux, Global Managing Director, said 2025 was the most successful year in the firm's history. He pointed to Asia's 19% growth, driven by the need for supply chain transformation and regionalization among global and Asian multinationals. “Being the only global strategy consultancy with European roots is a clear competitive advantage for us,” Depoux said, citing a turbulent geopolitical context.

Roland Berger expanded its footprint with new offices in Sydney and Houston, the latter targeting the energy and chemicals industries. It also acquired the battery consulting team from ALEXEC Consulting and launched a restructuring unit, Ralf Schmitz CRO Management, which has been deploying chief restructuring officers since November 2025.

For 2026, the firm expects market conditions to remain challenging and will focus on profitability and data-driven transformation. It invested in CNTR, a startup founded by Jonas Andrulis that builds collaborative AI for industrial applications.