NAKIVO Revenue Rises 13% in Third Quarter
The data protection software maker reported growth across EMEA, the Americas and APJ, with its customer base rising to more than 17,000.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Economic Indicators
NAKIVO reported 13% year-on-year worldwide revenue growth for the third quarter of 2026, alongside a 9% increase in its customer base. The company said its customers now number more than 17,000 across 190 countries.
Why it matters
The results indicate continued expansion for a data protection vendor serving businesses in multiple regions. Growth in enterprise accounts and managed service provider partnerships points to demand for backup and recovery software among larger organizations.
The company reported 13% year-on-year worldwide revenue growth in the third quarter of 2026, with EMEA contributing 58% of quarterly revenue, the Americas 29% and APJ 13%. APJ revenue grew 18% year on year, while absolute revenue totals were not disclosed in the source material.
The players
NAKIVO
NAKIVO is a data protection software company that sells backup and disaster recovery products to businesses and managed service providers worldwide.
The details
Revenue doubled in South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, New Zealand, Mexico and Romania during the quarter. NAKIVO also added 165 new partners to its partner programme, and the number of managed service providers working with the company rose 23% year on year. The largest single deal in the quarter was worth USD $238,140.
Timeline
Q3 2026: NAKIVO reported 13% worldwide revenue growth.
Q3 2026: NAKIVO released Backup & Replication version 11.2.2.
Later in Q3 2026 or after: NAKIVO released Backup & Replication version 11.2.3.
Market Landscape
The quarter's results add to a pattern of steady expansion for NAKIVO, whose growth in managed service provider relationships and enterprise accounts reflects continued demand for backup software. Comparisons with earlier quarterly reports offer the clearest measure of whether this pace is being sustained.
Businesses evaluating backup and disaster recovery software can see that NAKIVO's growth reflects expanding adoption among enterprises and service providers. Organizations weighing vendor options may find the reported partner program additions relevant when assessing support coverage.
The takeaway
Steady revenue and customer growth at a software vendor suggests sustained demand for data protection tools. Readers tracking the sector can compare future quarterly disclosures to see whether regional gains hold.
Further reading
Explore more Economic Indicators reporting for context on how company-level growth figures fit broader market trends.
Source note: This article includes information reported by SecurityBrief Asia.
