Hogan Lovells tops €60 million in 2025
Hogan Lovells has increased its financial results, posting revenues of €60.1 million in Spain in 2025, representing growth of more than 2% compared with the previous year. Globally, the firm surpassed US$3.285 billion in revenue, marking a record for the third consecutive year.
EMEA, one of the firm’s strongest regions, accounted for 46% of total revenue. The Americas recorded growth to reach 50% of global revenues, while Asia Pacific and the Middle East represented 4%. In addition, the firm strengthened its talent base worldwide by promoting 28 lawyers to partner and 53 to counsel over the past year, and by hiring 49 new partners globally.
In Spain, Corporate & Finance led performance, accounting for 45.87% of revenues, followed by Global Regulatory & IPMT with 33.46%, and Litigation, Arbitration & Employment with 20.67%. At a global level, these three practice areas represented approximately 42% for Corporate & Finance, 30% for Global Regulatory & IPMT, and 28% for Dispute Resolution.
Miguel Zaldívar, the firm’s global CEO, attributed the results to the coordinated strength of the firm’s practices, sectors and regions: “This has been another year of strong growth for the firm, driven by our unique ability to address the challenges our clients face globally: regulatory complexity, cross-border risk and geopolitical change. Our strength in highly regulated sectors remains a key differentiator and an integral part of our client service. Thanks to our deep sector expertise and global reach, we advise clients on their most complex mandates worldwide, which in 2025 resulted in financial growth across all practice groups and regions.”
Hogan Lovells in Spain
In 2025, Hogan Lovells in Spain, where it has 24 partners and more than 100 lawyers, appointed Fernando Calancha (pictured) as the new managing partner; welcomed a new real estate partner, Orson Alcocer; promoted Eduardo Pérez to partner in Corporate M&A and Igor Montejo to tax counsel; and consolidated its new capital markets practice, led by partner Iñigo Berrícano and comprising seven lawyers.
Against this backdrop, Fernando Calancha states: “At Hogan Lovells, we continue to demonstrate that the strength of an integrated global platform, combined with deep sector and regulatory expertise, is key to supporting our clients in their most complex transactions. Our full-service offering and the strength of our teams allow us to lead high-value projects in an environment of increasing regulatory demands. This approach reinforces the strategic role of the Madrid office within the firm globally and our growing international profile.”
In 2025, Hogan Lovells in Spain advised on transactions such as including advising Abu Dhabi-based 2PointZero (formerly Multiply Group) on the €1.5 billion acquisition of a majority stake in Tendam, as well as the closing of the joint venture between Stellantis and Chinese group CATL for a battery gigafactory in Zaragoza, valued at €4.1 billion.
