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Among these, the four highest-ranked companies include Quantum Cooperative Hungary, which placed 15th with 4187.8% total growth and a 250% average yearly growth rate, increasing its revenue from EUR 185,753 to EUR 7.15 million and now employing 45 people.
Solarkit Europe reached 141st place, with 683.4% growth and 2024 revenue of EUR 31 mln, followed by Datapao at 222nd, with 414.3% growth. A1 Solar, operating in the energy sector, recorded 355.9% growth and achieved EUR 7.86 mln in revenue.
The broader picture shows that Hungarian entrants are concentrated in the IT, energy, and commerce sectors, which have proven resilient and scalable in recent years.
To qualify for the FT ranking, companies needed at least EUR 100,000 in revenue in 2021 and a minimum of EUR 1.5 mln by 2024, with growth driven primarily by organic expansion rather than acquisitions.
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