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Interpath Ireland has generated revenues of €19.7m (£17.2m) for the 12 months ending 28 March 2025, up 50% from €13.1m (£11.4m) in the previous financial year.
The group attributed this growth to its continued investment in establishing and expanding its operations in Dublin, Belfast and Cork.
The firm also recorded an adjusted EBITDA of €1.4m (£1.22m), up 117% from the €653k (£570.6k) reported in 2024.
Additionally, the firm increased its headcount over the past year with senior hires including head of advisory John Doddy and M&A managing directors Megan Smythe and Conor McCarthy.
Other additions included Kirstie O’Flanagan as head of transaction services and Yvonne Diamond as tax director.
Significant mandates for the period included the €700m (£611.7m) refinancing of Irish Residential Properties REIT and the carve-out of Exertis from DCC.
Restructuring appointments included the receiverships of Powerscourt Distillery and Waterford Whisky, and the examinership of CityJet.
Interpath now employs more than 1,000 people across 32 international locations. In January 2026, the firm confirmed that investment group Bridgepoint had entered exclusive negotiations to acquire a majority stake in the business.
Kieran Wallace, managing director and head of Interpath in Ireland, said: “Our revenues in Ireland grew by 50% in the period to 28 March 2025, supported by strong EBITDA growth, reflecting the breadth of work our teams have undertaken across a variety of significant client mandates.
“Through that period and since then, we have welcomed more exceptional and experienced professionals to Interpath as we further build out our advisory and restructuring capabilities and firmly embed ourselves within the market in Ireland.”
