Gallagher revenues top $11bn
Arthur J. Gallagher has revealed a near $1.5bn (£1.21bn) leap in revenue for 2024 driven by acquisitions and organic growth.
The $11.4bn total, up from $9.93bn in 2023, came as the global giant struck 48 deals in the year.
The broking unit posted organic growth of 7.4% as revenue reached $9.93bn (2023: $8.64bn).
The firm did not provide UK figures.
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