21 March 2025
Bruun & Hjejle’s financial statements: Strong results with double-digit growth
Today Bruun & Hjejle publishes its financial statements for 2024, which show growth of 14%. The result reflects a targeted focus on advising on complex transactions and disputes, which has strengthened the firm's position in a market characterised by an increasing degree of specialisation.
Bruun & Hjejle's financial statements just published show significant growth of 14% with net revenues of DKK 603 million and a gross profit of DKK 514 million.
"The financial result reflects a strengthened position in a number of practice areas and is indicative of the continued development," says Christian Johansen, managing partner at Bruun & Hjejle.
"We are pleased with this year’s results, which show that our strategic focus is right. We have gained market shares in a number of growth areas over the past year, and we already see the positive momentum continuing into 2025. The market is moving towards more complex investments and more regulatory requirements, increasing the demand for specialised advice and in-depth professional insight," says Christian Johansen and continues:
"We are committed to ensuring that we not only keep pace with developments, but also contribute to this growth, which requires a strong and competent workforce. It is because of our talented colleagues that we have been able to develop our practice areas while maintaining a solid market position."
Quote by Christian Johansen
We are pleased with this year’s results, which show that our strategic focus is right. We have gained market shares in a number of growth areas over the past year, and we already see the positive momentum continuing into 2025. The market is moving towards more complex investments and more regulatory requirements, increasing the demand for specialised advice and in-depth professional insight.
Looking ahead to 2025
To support the strategic focus on advising on complex transactions and disputes, Bruun & Hjejle has significantly increased the number of employees in 2024. Most recently, the firm announced the addition of three new partners with extensive experience in M&A and IP & Digital Business, who together bring additional expertise to advising clients in areas such as technology, life sciences and pharma.
"We are already seeing the positive impact of our investment in specialised expertise. With increasing demands on the management of IP-rights, regulatory matters and complex transactions, it will be crucial to leverage the strengths created by our partner expansion. In 2025, we will focus on integrating our specialist expertise even more closely with our transaction and dispute resolution teams to provide even more tailored advice to our clients," concludes Christian Johansen.
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