Eight Romanian companies are included in the latest edition of the Deloitte EMEA Technology Fast 500, the ranking of the fastest-growing technology companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, a release by the consulting agency reads.
Here are the eight companies: Redbee Software, Druid, Questo, Ascendia, FintechOS, Pentest-Tools.com, Kinderpedia and Nestor.
Redbee Software, ranked 65th in the Deloitte EMEA Technology Fast 500, specializes in web and mobile software solutions that use cutting-edge technologies and has developed an application that forecasts stock market developments to help users define their investment strategies and increase investor confidence.
Druid, specialized in the development of intelligent virtual assistants dedicated to complex processes in organizations, ranks 207th.
Questo, which is ranked 282nd, created a platform for outdoor games.
Ascendia, which created e-learning tools used in both the private and public sectors, ranks 286th.
FintechOS, on the 289th place, develops digital solutions for the financial industry.
Pentest-Tools.com, which has created a platform based on cloud services with which penetration tests and vulnerability assessments can be performed, ranks 309th place.
Kinderpedia, which has created a complete communication and management solution for schools and kindergartens, ranks 370th.
Nestor, also known as Marionette Studio, which has developed a platform that supports employees in the development process, ranks 421st.
According to the consulting company, the winners of the EMEA Fast 500 were selected based on the percentage increase in revenues from the 2019-2022 financial years. The average growth rate of the companies included in this edition of the competition is 1.931%.
The Deloitte, EMEA Technology Fast 500 programme automatically takes into account the companies analyzed in the Deloitte CE Fast 50 ranking, to which local start-ups can apply during this period. To qualify for the Fast 50 Central Europe, companies must have an annual operating income of at least EUR 50,000 in the first three years (2020-2022) and at least EUR 100,000 in 2023, be headquartered in Central Europe and own intellectual property or patented technology.
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