Accountancy group DJH has set out plans to hit over €10 million in revenues at its first practice in Ireland.
The Stoke-on-Trent-headquartered firm made its first Irish acquisition in July, investing in Dublin’s MSD Accountants.
A rebrand to DJH Ireland has now been completed, three new jobs are being created, and a revenue increase is expected through a combination of organic growth and acquisition.
Increased capacity and specialisms in corporate finance, IT and HR have been cited as being key factors in a 10 per cent increase in fees for 2025.
Managing partner Richard Daly said: “We are really excited about the rebranding to DJH Ireland and adopting the systems and back-up support the group offers.
“Our clients have unanimously approved of the acquisition, and this is the natural progression that was agreed as part of the deal. From a day-to-day perspective, we’ve already seen lots of business referrals, where we are picking up work from our partners in the UK and, vice versa, our existing clients are benefitting from specialists in Stoke-on-Trent, Manchester and Leeds.”
He added: “There’s a lot of consolidation in the Irish accountancy market and we believe the fastest way to grow is to embark on our own M&A strategy, identifying practices that share similar values of client service and trust or bring a different specialist service to our offering.
“The backing of DJH and its track record in acquisitions has definitely increased the pace of our plans and we are actively looking at new opportunities ready to move forward in 2026.”
Tenzing-backed DJH is aiming to become one of the UK’s top 20 accountancy and professional services firms.
It has completed 16 acquisitions in four years, growing to employ 750 people.
