KNAV acquires Fastrics | Accounting Today

• Key Insight: Uncover how KNAV Advisory’s acquisition of Fastrics changes its professional services capabilities.
• Expert Quote: “This acquisition is an important step in KNAV’s evolution as a technology-enabled professional services firm,” — Nishta Sharma, KNAV

KNAV Advisory announced it has acquired technology consulting firm Fastrics in Tampa, Florida.

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Fastrics helps organizations assess technology and cyber risk, modernize operations, and automate compliance. It has offices in Atlanta, Dallas, Indianapolis, Phoenix, Tampa and Nashville, Tennessee. The deal adds 28 employees to KNAV and expands the firm’s technology consulting and managed services capabilities. 

“This acquisition is an important step in KNAV’s evolution as a technology-enabled professional services firm,” KNAV CEO Nishta Sharma said in a statement. “Fastrics brings exceptional talent and complementary capabilities that strengthen our ability to help clients improve reporting, manage risk, streamline processes, and make better use of technology.”

KNAV, based in Atlanta, is a Southeast Regional Leader on Accounting Today‘s 2026 Top 100 Firms and Regional Leaders list, reporting $26 million in revenue, 13 partners, over 210 employees and three offices. The firm operates internationally in seven countries under an alternative practice structure.

In September 2024, the firm received an initial investment from NKSquared, the investment vehicle of Indian billionaire Nikhil Kamath. Earlier this year, it received a follow-up investment from NKSquared. 

“By combining our digital transformation, data analytics, cybersecurity and technology risk expertise with KNAV’s advisory risk, accounting, tax and compliance capabilities, we can deliver greater value to clients as they respond to changing business and regulatory requirements.”

KNAV has made several acquisitions in the past few years. Most recently, it added Affiniax Group in the United Arab Emirates. In 2025, it acquired Aventus Partners in the U.K., and HLG in the Netherlands in 2024.

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