NashTech sets ambitious growth path following PAG investment

12/05/20251 min read

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NashTech sets ambitious growth path following PAG investment

At NashTech, we are proud to announce our strategic vision for the future following our acquisition by the leading pan-Asian private equity firm PAG in December 2024. With strong backing and a clear focus, we aim to triple our revenue and EBITDA over the next five years through a combination of organic growth and targeted acquisitions.

This milestone marks a new chapter for NashTech as a standalone technology services company, allowing us to deepen our commitment to delivering innovative software development, AI-enabled digital process management, and technology advisory services. Our global delivery model, with core hubs in Vietnam, India, and Central America, positions us strongly to scale our offerings and support clients worldwide.

Our CEO, John O’Brien, shared these strategic plans in a recent interview with DealStreetAsia.

To learn more about our growth journey and what’s ahead, read the full article here: DealStreetAsia – NashTech eyes strategic expansion post PAG acquisition

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