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Which companies are growing fastest?

Over long periods, share prices follow the size of the business. Revenue growth is the hardest number to flatter, and whether it is speeding up or slowing down often matters as much as how fast it is today.

Updated Sep 27, 2026

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of 100

Strong growth

The typical S&P 500 company grew revenue 7.8% over the past year, faster than in 78% of quarters since 2014. 82 companies grew 20% or more, and 67% are growing faster than a year ago.

Median growth 7.8%82 growing 20% or more67% accelerating
Median revenue growth, past 3 years

Over time

Select the market or any company below to see its revenue by quarter.

Median S&P 500 revenue growth
Trailing twelve months against the year before, by calendar quarter. Latest 7.8%.
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The 60 fastest growers

Ranked by revenue growth over the past year. Change is how much faster or slower that is than the year before. Select a column to sort.

CompanyGrowthRevenue, 1YChangeEarnings, 1YRevenueSectorRevenue, 3 years

How to read this page

How it’s measured. Revenue over the last four reported quarters against the four before, for S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 companies. The market reading is the median S&P 500 company, scored against every quarter since 2014.

Sources. Company financial statements from Financial Modeling Prep.

Growth includes acquisitions, so a large purchase can lift a company up this list without any change in its underlying business. Earnings growth is shown only where earnings were positive in both years.

Fast growth describes the past year. Growth is valuable when it lasts; businesses that grew fast and then slowed have often been punished hard.

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