CPA Kudos Greece: On a dynamic growth trajectory toward the future

CPA Kudos Greece presented its strategic vision for the next stage of its development during an event held at its headquarters in Nea Ionia.

The company, founded in 2020 under the original name CPA Auditors & Consultants, is now entering a phase of dynamic expansion, aiming to rank among the top ten audit firms in Greece over the next five years. The firm provides a full range of audit, financial, tax and advisory services and serves more than 500 clients.

Merger with HBP

Following its merger with HBP Certified Auditors and Accountants S.A., the first strategic partnership of its kind in the audit and financial services sector, CPA Kudos Greece reported consolidated turnover of approximately 2.5 million euros and employs more than 40 people.

The company is among the fastest-growing players in the sector, reflecting what management describes as the importance of outward orientation and flexibility in today’s business environment.

Global Kudos network

CPA Kudos Greece has access to an international network and expertise through its strategic partnership with Kudos International, providing access to global best practices and a professional ecosystem spanning more than 50 countries.

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The recent hosting of the Kudos International Global Conference in Athens highlighted the company’s growing international footprint and the role Greece can play as a hub for the global business community.

Recovery Fund project evaluation

CPA Kudos Greece is also actively involved in the evaluation of investment projects under Greece’s Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), contributing to investments worth nearly 2 billion euros across the country.

The assessed projects cover a wide range of strategic sectors, supporting green transition, digital transformation, sustainable development, business competitiveness and the creation of modern infrastructure.

Analysis of the portfolio highlights a clear shift in the Greek investment landscape toward a new growth model, with approximately 70% of investments related to climate and sustainability initiatives, while around 30% concern digital and technological transformation projects.
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