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READ MOREKPMG revenue climbs 9.2pc to $1.64b on strong consulting growth
KPMG Australia has posted a 9.2 per cent increase in revenue to $1.64 billion, with CEO Gary Wingrove saying the firm had posted particularly strong growth in the firm's management consulting business and had some notable wins in its audit division.
"We had a really good year as an organisation. All of our businesses grew, which is pleasing, but at different rates depending upon the nature of those businesses and the place they are in within the market and whether they are legacy businesses or newer areas. The strongest growth was management consulting, which has been the case for last few years," Mr Wingrove said.
Read the full article at the Australian Financial Review.
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