BearingPoint, a European-headquartered business and technology consulting firm, has closed 2025 with revenues of €1.026 billion, retaining its position as a €1 billion consulting group.
In its 2025 financial year, which aligns with the calendar year, BearingPoint delivered more than 2,200 projects across 26 countries.
The firm’s core consulting business was a key driver of client impact, helping organisations navigate strategic, operational, and regulatory transformation. Across industries, BearingPoint advises clients on topics such as strategy execution, operating model design, performance improvement, supply chain management, customer and growth strategies, finance and risk, and large-scale organisational change.
BearingPoint’s technology consulting business supports clients in adopting solutions and platforms, digitising and automating their processes, shifting to data-driven ways of working, and implementing AI within workflows. The firm partners with more than three dozen well-known technology vendors, including majors such as Microsoft, SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, IBM, and Amazon.
In its Products business, BearingPoint continued its strong growth trajectory and exceeded its 20% growth target by a significant margin. The business unit deepened its client relationships, expanded into new international markets, and launched new solutions in domains including equipment and fleet management, mobility, and asset management.
Arcwide, BearingPoint’s joint venture with IFS, was another bright spot in 2025, with gross revenue up by 14% and gross bookings rising by 24%.
Commenting on the performance, Matthias Loebich, Managing Partner of BearingPoint, said: “In 2025, we demonstrated that BearingPoint is built for long-term success and that we can continue to grow our impact. We sustained our billion-euro scale, delivered a strong project pipeline, and broadened our client base. We also expanded our global footprint and accelerated innovation in AI.”
These latter two points were reflected in two key developments during the year. In July, BearingPoint expanded its strategic alliance with longtime partner ABeam Consulting to four continents and launched a SAP-focused joint venture in the United States. And more recently, BearingPoint launched BeMind, an AI-powered platform designed to make business–IT transformations up to 30% more efficient while enhancing quality assurance and compliance.
CSR
Financial results were only part of the story, Loebich noted, pointing to BearingPoint’s continued progress on its corporate social responsibility agenda. Highlights included continued investment in female leadership and diversity & inclusion, further progress towards environmental and net-zero goals, and support for communities through partnerships with non-profits and pro-bono initiatives.
In 2024, BearingPoint attained B Corp status, becoming part of a global movement for an inclusive, equitable, and regenerative economy.
Outlook
2026 has already proven to be a year few executives could have fully anticipated. However, despite geopolitical turmoil and a softer consulting market, Loebich said the firm’s leafership team looks ahead with confidence. He noted that the firm has recorded bookings of nearly €1.3 billion (including with 320 new clients) and maintains a solid pipeline across its business units. “We’re entering the year on a strong foundation for growth.”
Under the banner of its Strategy 2030, BearingPoint aims to invest further in its AI-enabled consulting model, expand its international reach, and make targeted investments in key technology partnerships, particularly with Microsoft and SAP. In addition, significant resources will go into scaling its joint venture with ABeam Consulting in the US and advancing Arcwide’s growth agenda.
“2026 marks a pivotal year for us,” said Loebich. “We are expanding our international reach, deepening our technology ecosystem, and embedding AI across our services. By focusing on measurable outcomes and long-term, sustainable value creation, we aim to translate innovation directly into positive impact for our clients.”