An accounting firm established in 1998 by Hungarian individuals, Klient set up its tax consulting division in 2004, and joined WTS Global in 2013, one of the world’s leading tax and financial advisory networks. Over time the firm grew into a company employing 130 people and generating annual sales revenue of more than HUF 2.3 bln.
Also founded by Hungarian individuals, in 2002, the dynamic development of Finacont has led to the emergence of a similar-sized company.In 2023 the company’s sales revenue will reach an estimated HUF 2 bln with more than 135 employees.
According to Zoltán Lambert, managing partner of WTS Klient Business Advisory, the synergy in the merger between the two companies lies not only in the similarity of their services but also in how they complement each other. WTS Klient’s tax advisory and business automation businesses coupled with Finacont’s financial outsourcing and HR services mean the combined company covers the full range of services in the business advisory market.
"WTS Klient’s values include reliability, expertise, maintaining long-term and sound relationships with domestic and international partners and suppliers, and a focus on future-oriented automation processes,” he noted.
According to György Pintér, outgoing managing partner of Finacont and senior partner of WTS Klient, the company's experts with years of experience are well-positioned to take on the accounting and advisory market of the future.
“The size of the company means we can continuously provide our services, and clients can rely on key services supporting business processes from a single source,” said Pintér.
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