2025 marks the strongest year in the firm’s history (> €1bn revenue)
Above-market growth across all core regions: Germany +5%, Asia +19%, Americas +11%
Targeted acquisitions strengthen presence in key growth segments
Munich, May 2026: Global strategy consultancy Roland Berger generated revenues of €1.01bn in 2025, making it the most successful year in the firm’s history. In Germany, the
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The Entanglement Cost Trap: It is not the size, but the degree of entanglement with the parent company that drives one-time costs – in complex structures, these can exceed 15 percent of revenue.
Lasting Effects: Following the carve-out, ongoing costs rise by an average of 11 percent, particularly in IT, Finance, and HR – the loss of economies of scale makes itself felt.
Value Cr
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New Roland Berger study forecasts a long-term market volume of several trillion USD.
Multi-billion dollar opportunity for industry, suppliers, and technology providers.
Europe needs its own industrial structures to benefit from the advantages.
Munich, April 2026: Humanoid robots are on the verge of moving from the prototype phase to industrial-scale rollout. The current Rola
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New Roland Berger study shows that more than USD 7 trillion in additional consumption potential is meeting increasingly selective consumers
In China, local competitors are gaining qualitative acceptance
Aggressive pricing and sustainability are losing relevance as purchase drivers
Munich, April 2026: Asia remains by far the most important growth engine of global consumption
The AI company founded by Jonas Andrulis will operate under the name CNTR
Alejandro Molina joins as Chief Technology Officer and relocates from the U.S. West Coast to Europe
CNTR develops collaborative AI systems combining human ingenuity and creativity with the power of modern generative AI agents
Frankfurt am Main (Germany), 27 March 2026 – AI entrepreneur Jonas Andrulis today introduced C
The winners of the 2026 Microsoft Intelligent Manufacturing Award (MIMA) have just been announced. The prestigious award is now in its seventh year of recognizing pioneering solutions that are shaping the future of the manufacturing industry. The winners were once again selected by a high-profile jury of experts from industry, academia and the consultancy sector. The award, presented by Microsoft
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Chinese companies develop vehicles 25–30% faster and at 20–30% lower cost – with a large share of this advantage transferable to Europe. Roland Berger analyses show that labor costs are not the key factor: big parts of the cost gap stem from design and system decisions. A significant portion of the advantage can also be realized in Europe.
Munich, Ma
