Family business revenues will grow to 29 trillion dollars by 2030, with Europe having the fastest expansion. Risks include economic uncertainty and cyber threats.

According to a Deloitte study, global family business revenues, which currently represent 19% of total revenues, are estimated to reach 29 trillion dollars by 2030, marking an 84% increase compared to 2020. Europe will have the fastest expansion of these businesses, with a growth of 12%, while North America and Asia Pacific will experience the largest revenue increases, at 97%.

Family businesses total over 18,000 entities, representing 22% of global companies, with a growth forecast to over 19,700 by 2030. Asia Pacific has the most family businesses, followed by North America and Europe. The main identified risks include economic uncertainty (69% of respondents consider it a moderate or high risk) and cyber threats (69%).

Investments in innovation and artificial intelligence are viewed positively, and effective governance is essential for the long-term success of these businesses. Succession planning remains a priority for 49% of participants, and 26% of businesses are considering attracting external investments. These trends suggest a continuous adaptation to economic and technological challenges.