Top Facility Management Companies

The facility management market is estimated to grow from USD 61.08 billion in 2025 to USD 138.50 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 17.8%, during the forecast period. Several key market factors drive the shift in facility management from a support function to a strategic pillar. Organizations heavily invest in technologies such as IWMS and BIM to enhance operational resilience, achieve sustainability goals, ensure compliance, and boost workforce productivity. These systems consolidate functions such as asset tracking, lease accounting, energy monitoring, and security management, facilitating data-driven decision-making, predictive maintenance, and real-time visibility into facility operations. This level of integration is essential for managing complex infrastructures, meeting ESG objectives, and guaranteeing business continuity, thus driving the market.

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Top Facility Management Companies include:

• CBRE Group (US)
• Jones Lang LaSalle (US)
• IBM (US)
• SAP (Germany)
• Planon (Netherlands) and many more....

Gasunie in the Netherlands (2021) replaced 90 disconnected systems with a single IWMS platform, reducing licensing costs by 99%. King’s College London (2020) cut its maintenance backlog by 50% in three months by shifting to preventive workflows. Maastricht University Medical Center (2022) centralized its facilities data to streamline department operations, managing a USD 38.9 million budget. Fortescue Metals Group in Australia (2020) implemented system information modeling to gain execution control and cost savings at its mining and port facilities. Schneider Electric’s 80% acquisition of Planon (2021) indicates the growing convergence of energy management and facility software, whereas 3D Repo’s integration into Asite (2022) enabled BIM-based digital twins for safety and operations at major urban sites such as Wood Wharf in London.

CBRE Group (US)

CBRE Group, the world's leading facility management company, enhanced its operations in 2024 by integrating J&J Worldwide Services, a military-hospital engineering specialist, into its network of over 700 data centers. The company’s Building Operations & Experience (BOE) segment manages enterprise and local FM contracts, property management, technical and engineering services, and flexible workspace operations. CBRE's recent acquisitions demonstrate its focus on growth by adding Direct Line Global, which has enhanced its hyperscale data center capabilities, and the complete acquisition of Industrious, which has expanded its workplace experience services to over 200 sites worldwide. With 2024 revenue of USD 35.8 billion, CBRE reported a 24% surge in FM-related net revenue, driven by demand from technology, healthcare, and life sciences industries. BOE now delivers cutting-edge, tailored FM solutions, integrating people, assets, and budgets into an end-to-end operating model that enhances uptime, sustainability, and productivity for clients worldwide.

Jones Lang Lasalle (US)

In 2024, JLL secured significant wins in the facility management (FM) sector, including a contract to manage 22 U.S. General Services Administration properties and a global partnership with Rolls-Royce. The company handles over 4.6 billion square feet of real estate globally and operates through five key business lines: Markets Advisory, Capital Markets, Work Dynamics, JLL Technologies, and LaSalle. FM services are primarily delivered through Work Dynamics and JLL Technologies, using advanced tools such as JLL Serve, an AI-based platform for predictive maintenance and compliance, and Corrigo and Azara for analytics and portfolio management. JLL reported USD 23.4 billion in revenue for 2024 and continues to expand its FM operations with a focus on sustainability and innovation. In recognition of its operational excellence, JLL’s Operational Excellence FMP team received the prestigious George Graves Award for Facility Management Achievement at IFMA’s 2024 World Workplace conference.

IBM (US)

IBM is a significant player in the Facility Management Market, offering innovative solutions that leverage advanced technologies such as AI, IoT, and data analytics. IBM's offerings in this market include IBM TRIRIGA, an integrated workplace management system (IWMS) that helps organizations optimize their real estate portfolios, manage facilities, and enhance operational efficiency. By integrating predictive analytics and cognitive computing, IBM's facility management solutions enable proactive maintenance, energy management, and space optimization, thereby helping organizations reduce costs, improve sustainability, and enhance the overall workplace experience.

SAP (Germany)

SAP SE is a key player in the Facility Management Market, providing comprehensive solutions designed to streamline and enhance facility operations. SAP's offerings include the SAP Real Estate Management application, which integrates with their SAP S/4HANA platform to deliver robust functionalities for property management, maintenance, and lease administration. By leveraging advanced analytics, IoT, and machine learning, SAP enables organizations to optimize building performance, reduce operational costs, and improve the efficiency and sustainability of facility management processes. This holistic approach helps businesses maintain high standards of safety, compliance, and occupant satisfaction.

Planon (Netherlands)

Planon is a prominent player in the Facility Management Market, offering innovative software solutions that enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of facility and real estate management. Their integrated workplace management system (IWMS) includes modules for maintenance management, space and workplace management, real estate management, and sustainability. Planon's platform helps organizations streamline operations, improve asset performance, and reduce costs through data-driven insights and automation. With a strong focus on sustainability and digital transformation, Planon supports businesses in optimizing their facility management processes to create smarter, more sustainable buildings and workspaces.

Market Ranking

The facility management market is highly competitive, with five main players collectively holding 25–30% of the market. CBRE Group continues to strengthen its foothold by acquiring companies such as J&J Worldwide Services and Direct Line Global to boost its expertise in military base operations and technical data center services, while emphasizing sustainability programs focused on energy management and critical systems uptime. Similarly, JLL expanded its capabilities through acquisitions in data center services and technology platforms, leveraging predictive maintenance, workplace experience, and space optimization backed by advanced analytics and digital tools. Johnson Controls leads the smart FM segment with its OpenBlue platform, which integrates generative AI, IoT, and real-time building operations to deliver automated maintenance workflows and sustainability-driven solutions that align with global regulations such as the U.S. Climate Smart Buildings Initiative.

Trimble brings unique value with its geospatial and IoT capabilities, offering GIS-based asset management and real-time infrastructure monitoring, mainly in utilities and public sectors. Nemetschek transforms the market with modular integrated workplace management systems (IWMS), AI-driven building intelligence, and open BIM standards, supported by partnerships with Google Cloud and global expansion into new markets, including India. Beyond these technological advances, these companies are shifting toward outcome-based, recurring revenue models by providing comprehensive, energy-efficient, and sustainable facility management services that reduce operational costs and risks.

Additionally, global expansion and localized market penetration remain key priorities, enabling these firms to tailor services across diverse sectors such as healthcare, government infrastructure, and renewable energy. Collectively, their focus on acquisitions, AI and IoT integration, sustainability compliance, and platform-based operational excellence is driving innovation and redefining the future landscape of facility management.

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Facility Management Market by Offering (Solutions (IWMS, BIM, Facility Operations & Security Management) and Services), Vertical (BFSI, Retail, Construction & Real Estate, Healthcare & Life Sciences), and Region - Global Forecast to 2030

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