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Grant Thornton International Ltd today announced global revenues of USD8.5 billion for the financial year ended 30 September 2025.

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On 17 December 2024, the IFRS Foundation and European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) announced the release of its technical advice on the voluntary reporting standard for non-listed micro-, small-, and medium sized undertakings (VSME).

The International Business Report (IBR) is a survey conducted by Grant Thornton since 1992 in more than 150 economies to learn about organizational health and the problems affecting the mid-market, both private and publicly traded companies.

Exploring the sustainability journey for the mid-market and what's driving these organisations to take action.

Optimism among mid-market business leaders reaches record high according to Grant Thornton's latest International Business Report (IBR).

Firms need to make a determined and conscious effort to address the leadership pipeline to mitigate against the harm of gender-biased future tech.

Women’s leadership in senior positions can impact the commercial performance of mid-market businesses including profit expectations.

The Executive Branch published decrees 592/2024 and 593/2024 that promulgate the Base Law and the tax package.

How can recruitment and retention help grow international business?

Brand has been identified as a key driver of mid-market success when looking to grow and develop international business.

Top five major constraints that are testing the mid-market’s ability to grow their businesses internationally.

Evolving supply chains and trade patterns amid ongoing global uncertainty.

Grant Thornton’s latest International Business Report (IBR) reveals that the mid-market has high expectations for prospects abroad and is showing an eager appetite to invest.

Mid-market sets sights on global trade growth. As the global economy continues to display what the IMF calls “remarkable resilience,” mid-market business leaders are being emboldened to explore new export markets in the search to add growth to their revenues.

Optimism among global mid-market business leaders rose to 67% in the first half of this year and they are markedly more optimistic about their prospects.