20 tech companies in Ireland rank in top 500 high-growth tech businesses in 30 countries across EMEA

The Deloitte EMEA Technology Fast 500 recognises the 500 fastest-growing technology companies across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
by Deloitte Ireland LLP
22 May 2025
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  • Wayflyer and Fibrus place in top 50, with four Fast 50 companies placing in top 100, including Tines and Buymedia.
  • The Deloitte EMEA Technology Fast 500 recognises the 500 fastest-growing technology companies across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

20 tech companies from across the island of Ireland have ranked in the Deloitte EMEA Technology Fast 500 list, which recognises the 500 fastest growing technology companies across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Two tech companies across the island have ranked in the top 50: Wayflyer and Fibrus. Four ranked in the top 100, including Tines and Buymedia.

Deloitte 2024 Fast 50 winner, Wayflyer, placed 43 in the rankings and achieved a revenue growth rate of 3,169%.

Fibrus ranked 48 and achieved a revenue growth of 3,009%. This company also ranked 2 on Deloitte’s 2024 Fast 50 list.

Tines ranked 55 with revenue growth of 2,786%.

Buymedia ranked 73 with revenue growth of 2,208%.

The average growth rate across all 500 ranked companies is 1,585%.

Fast 50 Lead and Deloitte partner, James Toomey, said: “The Deloitte EMEA Technology Fast 500 highlights the strength of Ireland’s domestic tech sector and the extraordinary abilities of our entrepreneurs. Even when benchmarked against the fastest growing tech companies from across a wide geographical sphere, Ireland, a small island of around 7 million people, has still got 20 companies in this list.

“Congratulations in particular to Wayflyer, Fibrus, Tines and Buymedia who are in the highest 100 ranked companies out of 500 and topped the list in our 2024 Fast 50 awards. We marked the 25th anniversary of Fast 50 in 2024 and it reminded me how intertwined the story of modern Ireland and technology is. Awards like these show that despite global uncertainty, the future for domestic tech growth in Ireland is bright and we must continue to support these companies to grow Domestic Direct Investment (DDI).

“I look forward to opening applications for the 2025 Fast 50 ranking over the summer.”

At the top of the EMEA list is i-charging, a Portuguese company specialising in hardware and software for electric vehicle charging solutions, with a growth rate of 65,881%.

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