New Delhi, Apr 06: Primus Partners released its Annual Report 2025, highlighting a year of strong growth, expanding global presence, and measurable impact across sectors.
During the year, the firm recorded 48.74% growth in consolidated revenues, delivered 240+ engagements across 13 sectors and multiple geographies, and maintained a client retention rate of over 85%, reflecting continued trust in its implementation-led advisory approach.
Primus Partners further strengthened its global footprint across India, the United States, the UAE, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, while deepening its engagement with governments, multilateral institutions, and leading private sector organisations.
The year was marked by several high-impact engagements, including supporting a USD 15 billion AI infrastructure investment in India, enabling ₹4,500 crore in investment commitments for the Government of Haryana, and driving large-scale digital governance platforms impacting millions of citizens.
Key highlights from the report include:
- 48.74% growth in consolidated revenues, reflecting strong business momentum
- 85%+ client retention rate, underlining long-term institutional partnerships
- 240+ engagements across 13 sectors and 13+ countries
- Approx 400 professionals across global offices, strengthening delivery capability
- Significant scale of impact through technology-led solutions, including enabling welfare delivery, investment facilitation, and real-time governance systems
Anchored in its guiding philosophy, CHETNA – Consciousness in Business, the firm continued to evolve its solutions-led model, combining policy insight, research, and technology to deliver scalable, outcome-oriented interventions.
Commenting on the upcoming release, Nilaya Varma, Group Chief Executive Officer, Primus Partners, said: “2025 has been a defining year in reinforcing our belief that advisory must translate into measurable outcomes. As we scale, our focus remains on building capabilities that deliver consistent, high-quality impact across sectors and geographies.”
Adding perspective on the year ahead, Devroop Dhar, Co-Founder & India CEO, Primus Partners, said: “As we move into 2026, our focus is on strengthening the foundation of the firm. Over the past few years, we have grown rapidly across sectors and geographies, with a clear expansion in our projects, partnerships, and team. The next phase is about making this growth more structured, consistent, and sustainable. We will focus on converting our experience into more structured, product-led solutions that can be deployed at scale, while continuing to strengthen our global presence through more sustained engagements. We are also expanding our footprint in private enterprise, building deeper relationships and offering more integrated advisory support. At the same time, we aim to invest in stronger partnerships and collaborations to unlock larger opportunities and deliver greater impact. The year 2026 will be about delivering with greater consistency, ownership, and long-term value.”
