Fifty places in the FT 1000 Fastest Growing Companies in Europe

Written by
Will Taylor

01 Mar, 2023

This week brought some amazing news, with Fifty officially featuring in the Financial Times’ FT 1000 list of the thousand fastest growing companies in Europe. Taking up its position in the first 500 internationally, the company also raced through the ranks of UK companies listed, bagging a spot in the top 100.

2023 marks the FT 1000’s 7th year of reporting and has quickly become a prestigious and respected ranking, taking into account a number of factors, such as absolute and compound annual growth rate, revenue, and number of employees. Registered businesses must meet minimum revenue requirements for the relevant fiscal years, be independent, and be headquartered in one of 31 European countries.

We know what makes us special, but the numbers speak for themselves. Always striving for innovation in the AdTech space, we’ve put in the hours to create a product - and a brand - that’s miles ahead of the competition. Here’s to growing businesses with market-leading audience insight and seamless, omnichannel activation for years to come.

Here’s what Fifty’s CEO Simon Shaw had to say:

I’m so proud of Fifty’s success in 2022 and our inclusion in the FT 1000. The team smashed each goal set through hard work and determination. Not only did we see the launch of the Client Success dept., but we onboarded top-tier new clients, strengthened relationships and performance with existing clients, and completely turbocharged our output, putting us up there alongside some other world-class companies.
Brilliant stuff. Well done, Fifty team.

To find out more about our offering, and how we can help you meet your current and future audiences, book a demo here, or drop us a line at [email protected].

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