We are honoured to be ranked 39th on Deloitte’s Sweden Technology Fast 50 list for 2024, a recognition that reflects our growth of 886% over the past four years – a true testament to the dedication, resilience and passion that drive our mission to make sound corporate governance available to all organisations through technology.
Sweden Technology Fast 50 acknowledges the 50 fastest-growing technology companies in Sweden. The ranking is based on revenue growth over the last four years and includes public and private companies in all areas of technology, from software and hardware to life science, communications and clean technology.
“It is always fascinating to see which companies qualify for the Sweden Technology Fast 50. This year’s list, as usual, reflects the changes we see in society at large. This year, we have also chosen to analyse the profitability of Sweden’s fastest-growing tech companies that made it onto the list. We can see a trend where profitability is higher compared to previous years”, says Viktor Tjäder-Larsson, responsible partner for Deloitte Sweden Technology Fast 50.
Check out the full list at fast50.se (in Swedish).
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