In 2024, Accura continued its positive development and realised net revenue of DKK 1.069bn driven by a focused strategy and a strong level of activity in the market.
Expanding position with focused strategy
Although the year was characterised by geopolitical and economic uncertainty that affected the market demand for transactional legal services, 2024 was another good year for Accura.
In 2024, Accura realised net revenue of DKK 1.069bn compared to DKK 1.001bn in 2023.”We’re satisfied with our performance. In 2024, the market for transactions remained challenged and unpredictable, and with that in mind, organic revenue growth of almost 7% is certainly positive,”says Jacob Vinther who constitutes the chairmanship of Accura together with Søren Aamann Jensen.
In 2024, Accura continued to execute on its focused strategy to be the preferred advisor on complex transactions and projects. With this year’s financial statements, Accura manifests its position among the top-leading law firms in Denmark and as the market-leading provider of transactions advice within M&A, real estate and renewable energy with more than 150 transactions in 2024.
In addition to the many transactions, several of Accura’s other expert teams, including Banking & Finance, Dispute Resolution and EU & Competition, have experienced substantial growth in 2024.
Moreover, Accura’s Renewable Energy Team, a global leader in renewable energy projects, continues its international focus with offices in Boston, London, Singapore, Tokyo, Melbourne and Seoul.
Capacity adjustment is finalised
Accura made a capacity adjustment in the first part of 2025, and this process has now been finalised. The adjustment was made for several reasons. Changes in market dynamics have to some extent affected Accura’s transaction-heavy core business within M&A, real estate and renewable energy, which has experienced lower growth than in previous years. At the same time, Accura has had a very limited number of employees leaving the company for a long period of time, which, over time, has meant that a certain overcapacity has been built up. ”After many years of hiring and hiring, we have unfortunately had to say goodbye to some talented colleagues who have all been an important part of our development and growth journey. At the same time, however, we are pleased that we have now finalised the structural adjustment,” says Søren Aamann Jensen.
Level of activity off to a good start in 2025
The beginning of 2025 has seen continued turmoil and unpredictability in the markets, but Accura remains focused, and we are off to a good start this year. ”Although market uncertainty remains, we are off to a good start in 2025 with healthy growth. We do not expect the adjustments we have made to affect our ability to create top line in 2025 or in the coming years,” concludes Jacob Vinther.