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  • NAKIVO EMEA achieves 29% revenue growth in Q3 2025, leading global expansion.
  • Customer base grows 9%, with new clients in Bahrain and Jersey joining.
  • New strategic partnership with MSP Nordics enhances data protection in Northern Europe.

In a recent financial report, NAKIVO Inc., a company known for its data protection and disaster recovery solutions across virtual, physical, cloud, and SaaS environments, announced strong growth figures for the third quarter of 2025.

The company's performance was bolstered by significant progress in the EMEA region, expansion of its customer base, and the establishment of new partnerships.

Overall business growth

NAKIVO experienced a 20% increase in bookings and a 15% rise in collections during Q3 2025 compared to Q3 2024. This growth highlights the sustained demand for NAKIVO's data protection offerings across various regions.

The EMEA region contributed 57% of the booked revenue, followed by the Americas with 30%, and the APJ region with 13%.

EMEA drives revenue increase

The EMEA region posted a notable 29% revenue growth compared to the same period in the previous year

The EMEA region posted a notable 29% revenue growth compared to the same period in the previous year. This surge was driven by increased adoption among enterprise customers and Managed Service Providers (MSPs).

The quarter's largest transaction originated from Italy, amounting to $74,884, while Greece and Belgium emerged as the fastest-growing countries in revenue terms.

Several countries, including Guatemala, Kenya, Andorra, and Greece, among others, reported a doubling of revenue in Q3 2025, demonstrating widespread international growth.

Expansion of customer base

NAKIVO's customer base grew by 9% from Q3 2024, reaching clients in 188 countries. For the first time, entities from Bahrain and Jersey joined NAKIVO's clientele.

New notable customers added in Q3 2025 include Siena College, City of Orville, European Hospital Italy, and Tesla Engineering LTD.

Growth in enterprise and partnerships

NAKIVO also strengthened its partner network by adding 203 new global partners in Q3 2025

There was a 19% increase in enterprise deployments compared to Q3 of the previous year, largely owing to increased uptake from larger organisations and MSPs. NAKIVO also strengthened its partner network by adding 203 new global partners in Q3 2025.

The company’s Cloud Provider Programme expanded with a 3% rise in new cloud providers joining from Albania, Barbados, and Cape Verde, broadening NAKIVO’s cloud services reach.

Strategic partnerships and product updates

NAKIVO entered into a strategic partnership with MSP Nordics during Q3 2025. This collaboration aims to enhance data protection and disaster recovery services for customers across Northern Europe.

The company launched NAKIVO Backup & Replication v11.0.4, which adds compatibility for VMware vSphere 9, reinforcing its commitment to supporting the evolving virtualisation technology landscape.

Q3 2025 was another strong quarter for NAKIVO, highlighted by exceptional growth in EMEA and the expansion of our customer and partner base worldwide,” stated Bruce Talley, CEO of NAKIVO Inc. “We continue to focus on innovation and operational excellence to support our partners, MSPs, and enterprise customers with reliable, efficient, and cost-effective data protection solutions.”

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