Europe's fastest growing technology companies revealed

By Kirti Khanna

Deloitte Global has published the 2015 Technology Fast 500TM EMEA rankings. The list, now in its 15th year, celebrates the region’s 500 fastest growing companies and is compiled by Deloitte Global’s Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) industry group.

Dutch online auction house Catawiki is in the top spot, with a phenomenal 45,080 percent growth in revenue in the past four years. René Schoenmakers, Catawiki CEO and co-founder, said: “We are a dynamic and open organisation with a real ‘hands-on’ and ‘start-up’ mentality. Our hyper growth comes from our 300 talented employees. Everyone has his or her own unique qualities and knows how to use them as part of the team. We find that hiring the right people makes all the difference. In the next couple of months we plan to recruit 100 great software developers from all over the world to work in Amsterdam. We continuously want to improve our website and apps to provide the best user experience for buying and selling special objects.” 

The full top ten:

  1. Catawiki (Netherlands)
  2. iZettle AB (Sweden)
  3. Zerto (Israel)
  4. WorldRemit, Ltd (UK)
  5. Taboola (Israel)
  6. Skyscape Cloud Services Ltd (UK)
  7. Secret Escapes (UK)
  8. Clean Marine As (Norway)
  9. Grove Solutions Ltd (UK)
  10. Etrinell As (Norway)

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