Andersen Signs 5 Acquisition Agreements With Annual Revenue of $38.1 Million
Key Facts
Andersen Group announced on November 10, 2026, that it had signed 5 acquisition agreements in the United States, India, Spain and Poland, expanding Andersen Consulting’s technology and strategic consulting capabilities. The group said the agreements represent approximately $38.1 million in annual revenue. The deals include DOT1 Solutions in India, 1 Rivet in the United States and India, Braintrust in Spain, and Andersen Poland. The five agreements add to the company’s acquisition program in 2026, which reached 24 signed deals with approximately $228 million in combined annual revenue. Sixteen deals in the program had closed as of November 10.
The figures reflect an acceleration in the program since mid-October, when the company said it had 19 signed acquisition agreements representing approximately $190 million in annual revenue, of which 13 had closed. With the latest agreements, the announced number of deals signed in 2026 rose to 24, and the annual revenue they represent increased to approximately $228 million. The number of closed deals rose from 13 in the October update to 16 by November 10. The five new agreements remain pre-closing, with the company expecting to complete them in the first quarter of 2027. Chief Executive Mark L. Vorsatz said each company adds specialized capabilities that strengthen the group’s ability to compete for larger, more complex engagements and serve clients across multiple markets.
In India, DOT1 Solutions specializes in SAP solutions, enterprise technologies and digital transformation, as well as workforce management systems and process optimization. The two 1 Rivet agreements in the United States and India add on-demand application development, cloud computing, data analytics, artificial intelligence and intelligent automation services. The group said these services also include digital transformation, broadening the technical expertise available across its markets. These additions give Andersen Consulting a combination of expertise in enterprise systems, applications and analytics. According to Vorsatz, the new capabilities are intended to support competition for larger and more complex work.
In Europe, Spain’s Braintrust adds expertise in strategic consulting, business consulting and advanced analytics, with a focus on data-driven strategy, artificial intelligence and enterprise transformation. The company said Braintrust has experience serving major companies in Spain and Latin America. The Andersen Poland agreement expands the group’s reach in tax, legal and business consulting. The Polish company’s services include international tax, transfer pricing, regulatory compliance and corporate law. The European agreements thus combine enterprise consulting with legal and tax services, alongside the expansion in technology in India and the United States.
Andersen says its platform spans its affiliated, member and collaborating firms in 180 countries, operates from more than 1,000 locations and includes more than 50,000 professionals. The company places the new agreements within its effort to expand that platform geographically and across specializations. But Vorsatz said the focus now is on turning acquisition growth into sustainable financial performance through successful integration, creating new opportunities for clients and strengthening collaboration within the global group. This makes closing the deals and integrating the acquired companies the next milestones in executing the program. Andersen is scheduled to report third-quarter 2026 results on November 12 after the market closes, with an earnings call set for 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
In the market, ANDG shares closed at $65.8 on November 9. The close came the day before the announcement of the new agreements, and the available data do not include a verified low or high for the stock during that session. The closing figure therefore remains the available price indicator for the session in the context of the announcement. Third-quarter results scheduled for November 12 are expected to provide the latest financial performance before the expected closing of the new agreements. The financial impact of the announced deals is tied to completion of the agreements and successful integration, which management said is its priority.