Clarus Networks today announced it has been ranked #92 in the FT1000: Europe’s Fastest-Growing Companies 2026, the annual list compiled by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista.

The FT1000 is widely regarded as one of Europe’s most credible benchmarks for business performance because it ranks organisations based on compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue over a three-year period (2021–2024). Companies must also meet strict eligibility requirements – including minimum revenue thresholds, being independent and headquartered in an eligible European country, and demonstrating primarily organic growth – with submitted figures verified as part of the assessment process.

Clarus Networks’ top 100 placement reflects a sustained period of momentum for the business, including 941.3% revenue growth over three years, reinforcing Clarus’ position as a high-growth, high-performance connectivity specialist.

Debra Phillips, Commercial Director at Clarus Networks, said:
“Being ranked #92 in the FT1000 is a proud moment for everyone at Clarus. What makes this recognition especially meaningful is the rigour behind it – it’s based on verified revenue growth over multiple years, which speaks to the consistency of our performance, not a one-off spike. A major driver of that growth has been our early investment in disruptive connectivity technologies, including Starlink, and the expertise we’ve built around deploying and managing them at scale for enterprise and mission-critical use. This milestone reflects the trust our customers place in us, the strength of our partnerships, and the relentless commitment of our team to deliver dependable connectivity where it’s hardest to achieve – and where it matters most.”

Clarus Networks supports organisations operating beyond the reach of traditional networks, delivering satellite, wireless and hybrid connectivity solutions backed by engineering expertise and managed services. The company continues to invest in new capabilities, customer outcomes, and long-term partnerships as it scales across multiple sectors and geographies.