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KPMG to grow its South West team after business services giant posted £436m profit

KPMG has 22 º£½ÇÊÓÆµ offices including in Bristol and Plymouth and will recruit into regional team after it saw revenue grow 10% in 2021

Ian Brokenshire, office senior partner for KPMG in the South West

Global business services firm KPMG is to grow its South West team after helping the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ operation post a pre-tax profit of £436m.

The company, which has bases in Bristol’s Queen Square and at Salt Quay House in Plymouth, stressed recruitment will be key to enabling the firm’s growth in the region and scale up core services.

KPMG’s annual results for the financial year ended September 30, 2021, showed growth of 10%, with revenue rising from £2.14bn to £2.35bn, and profit before tax increasing from £288m to £436m.


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Ian Brokenshire, office senior partner for KPMG in the South West, said that despite 2021 being dominated by the Covid pandemic, its 500-strong regional team worked hard to support clients across the South West to continue to adapt to what he called a “challenging landscape”.

“Through our every-day consulting and M&A advisory work, we’ve backed South West companies to realise their growth ambitions and we’re proud of the strength and resilience the region’s business community has shown in difficult circumstances,” he said.

“And despite the ongoing disruption and obstacles our clients are facing, these results show that our support led to one of our best performing years as a firm nationally.

“We experienced strong momentum and growth in the final quarter of 2021, and we expect that to continue in the first half of this year.

“The question mark currently hovering over the second half for South West businesses is how, with things moving so quickly, current challenges around supply chain, climate change, inflation and, of course, Covid-19 will escalate.