GA_P surpasses €100 million with growth of almost 6%

Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has consolidated its revenues above €100 million, reaching a net turnover of €105.9 million in 2025, representing a 5.8% increase compared to the previous year in its global revenue. Net turnover in Spain amounted to €94 million, reflecting growth of 6.1%.

In a year marked by geopolitical uncertainty, the areas that performed particularly well, achieving double-digit growth, were Litigation and Employment. Despite the complex context, transactional practices also delivered positive results, with growth exceeding 5%. The Firm’s international business continued the trend of previous years, with significant increases—above 10%—in work originating from the Lisbon and London offices.

In the words of Iñigo Erlaiz: “These are very strong results, exceeding our expectations and highlighting both the robustness of our project and our ability to maintain positive momentum even in challenging environments like the one we have experienced this year. We have comfortably exceeded the budget, with all practice areas and offices contributing positively. Beyond the figures, we have achieved sustained improvement in our market positioning, which allows us to work on the type of matters we aim for, both in terms of complexity and relevance. This, combined with the technological drive we are giving the organisation, has enabled us to progress across all profitability indicators and reach our best results to date.

In 2026 we will continue along this path. We will implement an operational improvement plan, supported by technology, and accelerate the adoption of AI across all our processes, enabling us to increase the Firm’s productivity and efficiency. Profitability and positioning will remain our core priorities. As regards the latter, we will focus on strengthening our international presence. We aim to occupy the right space in an increasingly segmented and reshaping international legal market—a position that will allow us, as a relevant player in that market, to access the most important matters connected to our jurisdiction.”