Moore Kingston Smith (MKS) has acquired Luminex, a professional services company based near Reading, Berkshire, in the UK.
In a statement, MKS said the acquisition adds expertise in financial reporting, technical accounting, valuations and financial operations. The deal also expands MKS’ presence in the Thames Valley, alongside its existing Reading and Heathrow teams.
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MKS managing partner Matt Meadows said: “Luminex is a strong fit for MKS, bringing experience that will help clients manage the complexity their year-end reporting can bring.
“Its established team and client base strengthen our position in an important market and enable us to offer a wider range of advice. We are looking forward to bringing together the best of both firms.”
Luminex has 22 consultants and two partners: managing partner Andrew Wigmore and Joe Hill. It serves clients across the UK, including fast-growth small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), private equity-backed businesses, AIM-listed companies and multinational groups.
The company supports clients with year-end reporting and external audits. Its work also includes outsourced group and subsidiary accounts, technical accounting papers, IFRS conversions, and project-based audit or transaction support. It also provides purchase price allocations, and valuations of complex financial instruments and share-based payments.
MKS said Luminex clients will gain access to its wider services including tax, payroll and transaction advice.
Luminex managing partner Andrew Wigmore said: “As part of MKS, we can draw on a much wider range of expertise while continuing to offer the specialist approach our clients value.
“It means we can do even more to help businesses across the Thames Valley and the UK navigate financial and strategic challenges.”
MKS plans to rebrand as Auren in March 2027. The company is working with partner operators in its European legal group to create a pan-European professional services group.
