What you’ll get
- The CFO-procurement trust gap at scale: why confidence that procurement savings reach the P&L falls from 43% to 29% above $250M in revenue, and what closes the gap
- 2025-2026 enterprise KPI benchmarks: savings rate, spend under management, contract compliance and competitive sourcing, average vs. best-in-class
- Enterprise vs. mid-market operations: requisition-to-PO time, AP processing time, rejection rates, vendor concentration and catalog adoption
- Tariffs and the 2026 freight shock: what changed after the Supreme Court ruling and the Strait of Hormuz crisis, and what it means for multi-year contracts and refund claims
- Capacity and the CPO’s seat at the table: workload vs. headcount, the talent gap, and why only 11% of CPOs hold equal executive authority
- Separate takeaways for CPOs and CFOs
Built for the people who own spend
- CPOs and procurement leaders who need enterprise-grade benchmarks to defend budgets, set targets and earn a real seat at the executive table
- CFOs and finance leaders who want savings and committed spend they can trace to the P&L
- Procurement operations and finance leaders at companies with $1B+ in revenue, managing multiple entities, systems and large supplier bases
FAQ
Is the report free?
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What counts as an “enterprise”?
US companies with roughly $1 billion or more in annual revenue. Where a source uses a different cut-off, such as $250M in revenue, the report labels it.
How current is the data?
Every figure describes 2025 or 2026 period.
Who prepared it?
By APSentra Research, based on the trusted sources as: Ardent Partners, The Hackett Group, Gartner, ProcureCon, ISM, Procurify, Fine Tune / CFO Leadership, Verizon, etc. The full methodology is included in the report.