TCT says it is expanding its operations across Australia and New Zealand as organisations increase investment in SAP supply chain transformation.
The specialist SAP supply chain consultancy said it recorded 27% year-on-year revenue growth in Australia in 2025, following three consecutive years of triple-digit growth — 423% in 2022, 109% in 2023 and 122% in 2024. The company also said its local workforce has expanded 10-fold since launching its Australian practice in May 2021.
The expansion comes amid continued focus on supply chain resilience and visibility across sectors including manufacturing, retail, food and beverage, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, where businesses face cost pressures, changing compliance requirements and disruption risks. TCT pointed to ongoing demand tied to SAP transformation programs such as S/4HANA upgrades and cloud migrations.
TCT said it works with organisations in the region including Sigma Healthcare, Foodstuffs South Island and TTI, supporting SAP supply chain, warehouse and transportation management programs. It cited work with Sigma Healthcare involving SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) and automation (MFS) in the wholesaler’s Hobart warehouse, and work with Foodstuffs South Island using SAP Transportation Management and SAP Business Network capabilities.
Graham McColough, Growth Director – APAC at TCT, said: “Our growth in Australia has been driven by the value we are delivering for customers and the increasingly strategic role SAP plays across their supply chains. We’re seeing customers expand their engagements with us as they roll SAP out across additional locations and look to solve more complex operational challenges.
“Our expanded ANZ operations will allow us to build on that momentum, strengthening our local capability and partner network while continuing to deliver specialised SAP expertise and practical solutions for organisations across the region.”
