Vizion Network has been recognised as one of Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions on the list published by the Financial Times and Statista, ranking 14th out of 300 outstanding European businesses.

The inaugural edition of the Financial Times Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions, in collaboration with data provider Statista, ranks companies that have maintained strong, consistent growth. The 300 European companies listed have the highest disclosed compound annual growth rate from 2013 to 2023 – a period that spans the aftermath of the financial crisis and the invasion of Ukraine.

“Being featured in the Financial Times as one of Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions is an accomplishment we are very proud of,” stated Chris Mckie, Co-Founder and CEO of Vizion. “This accolade reaffirms Vizion’s position, resilience, and commitment to adding value through growth, in the UK and wider European and global markets.”

“Since our inception in 2008, our mission has been to create something greater than the sum of its parts. Through acquisition, collaboration and innovation, Vizion has been a constant catalyst for positive change. Holding true to this philosophy, we are pleased and humbled to now be recognised as one of Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions. We are committed to continued growth and look forward to working even more closely with our European and global colleagues to forge a better and more sustainable future.”

“I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to our customers, partners and suppliers for their incredible support and trust, and also to our team and advisors for their dedication, loyalty and incredible hard work. You inspire me every day.”

Vizion’s inclusion on the list, which can be read in full using the link below, marks continued growth for Vizion and follows last year’s FT1000: Europe’s fastest-growing companies for the fourth year, and Vizion’s recent inclusion in the 2024 E2E Dynamic 100.

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