EconomyPublished: 9 July 2026 at 19:36

Vilāns becomes new managing partner of KPMG in Latvia

Vilāns takes over as managing partner from Armine Movsisjana, who led the firm for ten years; KPMG Baltics reported increased turnover but lower profit.

Vilāns has become the new managing partner of KPMG in Latvia, succeeding Armine Movsisjana, who had led the company for the past decade. According to KPMG, Vilāns will be responsible for the company's strategic development, strengthening client relationships, and driving further growth in Latvia.

Data from the company registry "Firmas.lv" shows that SIA "KPMG Baltics" posted a turnover of €15.904 million in the financial year from 1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025, an increase of 3.3% compared to the previous period. However, profit fell by 8.7% to €784,075.

The firm, established in 1994 with a share capital of €35,000, is wholly owned by KPMG Sweden.

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