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India’s Big Four accounting firms have demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth in fiscal year 2026, significantly outperforming their global counterparts amidst a general slump. PwC and Deloitte, in particular, have announced substantial revenue increases, underscoring the strength of their Indian operations.
KPMG and EY have also reported significant gains, contributing to a robust performance trend across the ‘Big Four’ in the Indian market. A key driver for this success appears to be the booming technology consulting sector, which has become a major revenue contributor for all four firms in India.
Collectively, all four firms have now surpassed the $1 billion India revenue mark. This achievement highlights not only their sustained expansion but also their strategic investments in critical service areas that are in high demand within the Indian economy. The strong financial results signal a positive outlook for professional services in India, driven by technological advancements and strategic market positioning.
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