The three Romanian companies are part of the 39 Central European group of companies that have made it to the ranking, after being previously included in the Fast 50 ranking representing the fastest growing companies in the region.
Codewise, a Polish marketing technology company, has been ranked as the highest in Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA, placing 3rd with a revenue growth of 13,052%, while the ranking leader, Fingerprint Cards, a Swedish company operating in the biometrics industry, reported a 28,000% revenue growth over the last four years.
Tremend, a company specialized in software solutions and consultancy with more than 11 years in the business, is the best positioned Romanian company, placing 285th with a growth rate of 399%.
Trencadis, a systems integration company whose main goal is to optimize and innovate institutions’ and companies’ work processes in relation to citizens and customers, ranks 301st with a growth-rate of 383%, while Accesa, a company powering digital experiences through cloud, mobile & connected devices (IoT), is on the 353rd position, with a 330% growth.
This year’s edition of Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA has been dominated by the software industry companies, accounting for more than half of participants. The media sector is represented by 24% of the companies, with the communication sector coming third (over 10% of participants). The average growth rate of the revenue generated by all ranked companies has reached 967% versus 1,012% achieved last year.
Central Europe has 39 representatives in the EMEA ranking: Poland is represented by 15 businesses, six come from the Czech Republic, four from Slovakia, while Croatia, Romania and Hungary are represented by three businesses each. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Serbia and Slovenia have one representative each.
The Deloitte Technology Fast 500™ EMEA ranking recognizes technology companies that have achieved the fastest rates of revenue growth in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) during the past four years. In its sixteenth year, the program includes over 20 countries, including Belgium, France, Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Turkey, Central Europe and the UK.