Fulkrum, a global leader in inspection, expediting, auditing, and technical staffing services, closed 2025 with the strongest performance in its history, driven by sustained revenue growth, expanded geographic reach, and a broader, more sophisticated service offering across global energy and industrial markets.
These results reflect rising demand for Fulkrum’s services, alongside a continued commitment to its people-first culture and core values of Integrity, Commitment, and Quality.
During the year, Fulkrum achieved more than 22% year-on-year growth in revenue and gross profit and expanded its global workforce by 33% since Q4 2024. This growth was supported by a strong focus on attracting high-quality professionals, enabling the business to scale while maintaining technical excellence and client service.
Operationally, 2025 marked a significant step forward in capability and governance. Fulkrum secured ISO/IEC 17020:2012 accreditation, reinforcing the independence and credibility of its inspection activities. New legal entities were established in China, Japan, Namibia, and Colombia, strengthening the company’s presence in key production and manufacturing hubs. Looking ahead to 2026, further expansion is planned in Suriname, Indonesia, and other select markets as part of Fulkrum’s long-term growth strategy.
Fulkrum Senior Leadership Team
Client demand continued to accelerate, with the customer base growing by more than 15% year on year. Major projects in Colombia, Brazil, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia supported this growth, as EPCs and operators relied on Fulkrum to manage complex supply chains across oil and gas, renewables, mining, and industrial sectors. In total, Fulkrum delivered services in 66 countries in 2025, combining global reach with the agility of a specialist provider.
The year also saw meaningful evolution in Fulkrum’s service mix. Investment in Asset Integrity Management, AIM, increased, alongside continued growth of the Technical Staffing Solutions, TSS, division. Strategic appointments across these areas strengthened Fulkrum’s ability to deliver integrated, cost-effective solutions aligned with long-term asset performance.
Technology remained central to Fulkrum’s strategy. In 2025, the company invested in bespoke, AI-enabled systems to improve internal workflows, enhance data quality, and support global teams. In parallel, Fulkrum continued development of client-facing platforms using artificial intelligence and large language models to analyze supply-chain and vendor performance, creating additional value for project stakeholders.
Commenting on the year, Brock Falkenhagen, global vice president of Fulkrum, said: “2025 was a year of meaningful progress across every part of the business, from our people and systems to our market reach and service capability. As we move into 2026, we will continue to build on our One Team culture, invest in innovation, and expand where our clients need us most.”
With a strong platform in place, Fulkrum enters 2026 focused on selective market expansion, further diversification of its service portfolio, and continued investment in the systems and processes that support high-quality delivery at scale, ensuring the company remains a trusted global partner for years to come.