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EY reports 49% AI services revenue growth, adds nearly 10,000 jobs

10/09/2026 — 10/09, 00:20·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)

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  • EY reported fiscal 2026 results: AI-related services revenue grew 49%, up from 30% a year earlier, while global headcount rose to 415,000 wi…

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On October 9, 2026, Business Insider reported that EY released results for its 2026 financial year. Revenue from AI-related services rose 49% in the year, up from 30% the year before. The firm's global head count reached 415,000, with nearly 10,000 jobs added worldwide during the financial year. Most of that increase was concentrated in a category EY calls its global entities, also known as its global delivery services, which includes its offshoring centers and added more than 10,000 staff. Over the same period, the Americas division shed roughly 4,500 roles. EY's global revenue grew 4.7% to $57 billion. The report said the firm is taking on large projects aimed at transforming clients' businesses.

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Latest turnEY reported that AI-related services revenue grew 49% in its 2026 financial year, up from 30% the year before, while global head count rose by nearly 10,000 to 415,000. The gains were concentrated in its global delivery centers, while the Americas division shed about 4,500 people; total revenue rose 4.7% to $57 billion.

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  1. EY reported that AI-related services revenue grew 49% in its 2026 financial year, up from 30% the year before, while global head count rose by nearly 10,000 to 415,000. The gains were concentrated in its global delivery centers, while the Americas division shed about 4,500 people; total revenue rose 4.7% to $57 billion.

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