BrazilKreston adds member firms in Costa Rica, Tajikistan and Indonesia
In recent months, accounting and consulting firm Kreston has added three new firms to its international network: Díaz & Zeledón in Costa Rica, KPMT Orien in Tajikistan, and PT Pratama Indomitra Konsultan in Indonesia.
Kreston International, a global network of independent accounting firms with over 25,000 professionals in 125 countries, has added three new member firms from around the globe to its network of over 200 firms.
Díaz & Zeledón
Díaz & Zeledón, founded in 2001 and based in San José, Costa Rica, is a local professional services firm that offers audit, accounting and advisory services.
“We are delighted to strengthen our resource in Latin America with the admittance of Díaz & Zeledón,” remarked Kreston CEO Jon Lisby. “This quality firm was recommended by Lisicki Litvin y Asociados, Kreston’s member in Argentina, and we look forward to working with Lorena Zeledon and her team and to raising the prominence of the Kreston brand in Costa Rica.”
KPMT Orien
KPMT – not to be confused with Big Four consultancy KPMG – is an audit firm based in Dushanbe, Tajikistan’s largest city and capital. The firm is managed by three partners and performs the majority of its work in the public, non-profit, and real estate sectors. The addition of KPMT to Kreston’s network heightens the international consultancy’s profile in Central Asia, adding Tajikistan to its existing base of members in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Azerbaijan.
Reflecting on his firm joining Kreston, KPMT Orien Partner Bakhtovar Sherov remarked, “We look forward to working alongside fellow member firms in the region and we will now be able to better compete in the local and global market place.”
PT Pratama Indomitra Konsultan
Pratama Indomitra, founded in 2010, offers tax consulting, accounting, risk management, and corporate governance services to its clients in Indonesia. Pratama Indomitra will join Kreston’s existing member in Indonesia, KAP Hendrawinata Eddy Siddharta & Tanzil.
The addition of this consulting firm will enable Kreston to offer the full range of business advisory services in Indonesia, according to Lisby. Pratama Indomitra’s membership gives Kreston Indonesia a new total of 29 partners and more than 420 professional and support staff working across Jakarta, Medan, Surabaya, and Yogyakarta.
“We are delighted to welcome all from Pratama Indomitra to the network,” Kreston CEO Jon Lisby commented. “Combined, our local firms are expected to advance within the top 10 national rankings and will be better placed to compete in a highly competitive and challenging economic market.”
