BDO Norge in the news

The Norwegian acquisition market, fueled by private equity, continues its strong activity, with BDO's Deal Advisory head advising one sector to brace for PE fund entry.

Trine Agathe Lorentzen became regional manager for BDO Østfold in 2024 and faced a major restructuring shortly after.

In the first half of 2026, the auditing market saw 126 auditor changes among companies with over 100 million NOK in revenue, with EY and BDO showing strong net gains, while Cedra's numbers are influenced by recent mergers.

BDO Norway has appointed eight new partners with specialized expertise in auditing, consulting, and tax law to drive technological growth.

BDO secured a new framework agreement with a maximum value of three million NOK, as announced in Doffin.

BDO Advokater increased profits significantly despite a turnover decrease in 2023 and a marginal rise in 2024.

BDO is planning to reduce its UK partner count by 31, as reported by the Financial Times.

Norwegian companies are being acquired at an unprecedented rate, despite geopolitical concerns, indicating ample available capital.

BDO Stavanger plans to hire 40 new employees and double its revenue in the region over the next three years.

BDO, a professional auditing and consulting firm, is now competing with IT consulting firms by highlighting its business-side expertise.

A BDO report indicates that Norwegian construction and civil engineering acquisitions have reached an all-time high, driven by private equity investments in profitable small to medium-sized companies despite broader industry challenges.

Trond-Morten Lindberg, former head of BDO Norway, has been named the future Global CEO of the professional services firm starting in 2026.

Trond-Morten Lindberg, a former CEO of BDO Norway, has been appointed CEO of BDO Global, becoming the first Norwegian to hold this role.

Tobias Mørland Kvaslerud is leaving his startup Arta+ to lead BDO Norge's consulting branch in Stavanger and oversee national business development.

BDO Norway is selling its Business Services division to RAN Group to refocus on core auditing and consulting while enabling the division to grow under new ownership.

Real estate firms are finding better access to financing for solid projects despite sustained high interest rates.

A BDO survey highlights that a lack of governance in AI use within the real estate sector creates significant risks despite the technology's reported value.

BDO audits the most Norwegian law firms by volume, while RSM audits fewer but larger firms by revenue, including most top-tier firms.

BDO Norway misses its revenue targets while relocating to new office premises in Oslo.

Strong consolidation activity continues in the Norwegian construction industry as companies seek growth and better risk management through mergers and acquisitions.