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High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2024
High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2024
The Financial Times introduces High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific ranking, a special report on fastest growing companies in the Asia Pacific region, to be published in March 2024. Innovative and fast-growing companies are the driving force of the Asian Pacific economy in the 21st century. They generate jobs and sustain the region’s competitiveness.
We will be looking to identify Asia-Pacific companies with some of the strongest revenue growth between the years 2019 and 2022.
They will be featured in a special supplement in the FT newspaper and on FT.com in March 2024. Potential candidates will be contacted by Statista or can put their name forward at this website.
Benefits
- New business opportunities
- Employer branding
- Effective media coverage
- Reputation
Who is eligible?
In order to be included in the ranking your company must meet the following criteria:
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Revenue of at least 100,000 USD1 generated in 2019.
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Revenue of at least 1 million USD1 generated in 2022.
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Be independent (the applying company is not a subsidiary or branch office of another company).
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Headquartered in one of the following 14 Asia-Pacific locations: Australia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, or Vietnam
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The revenue growth between 2019 and 2022 was primarily organic (i.e., “internally” stimulated)
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Have not experienced share price irregularities in the past 12 months2
1 Average currency value equivalent over course of the relevant fiscal year
2 FT and Statista will discuss if companies shall be excluded that are stock-listed and have experienced share price irregularities in the past 12 months. For example, companies may be excluded if their share price drops 50% over that period.
Contact us
Should you have any additional questions or would otherwise like to contact us, please email
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Disclaimer
The Financial Times and Statista retain the right to change the criteria and/or produce new criteria at any point in the project’s lifetime.