Inova Semiconductors, a fabless semiconductor manufacturer headquartered in Munich, Germany, has been recognised as a long-term growth champion 2025 by the Financial Times.
The ‘Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions 2025’ ranking, published for the first time by the Financial Times in collaboration with Statista, is a ranking of the top 300 companies in Europe that have achieved the highest percentage revenue growth between 2013 and 2023.
Achieving consistent growth over a decade is no small feat. It requires strategic planning, adaptability, resilience and a deep understanding of market trends. Companies with sustainable growth are a testament to the strength of sustainable business practices and long-term vision. Exploring these exceptional achievements and making them publicly visible is the aim of the FT – Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions.
The criteria for inclusion in the ranking list included companies had to be headquartered in Europe, have a revenue of at least €100,000 in 2013 and a revenue of at least €10 million in 2023. Revenue growth between 2013 and 2023 had to be primarily organic and the company had to be independent. This means that the company is largely autonomous in its business decisions and does not receive any financial benefits from a parent company.
Robert Isele, CEO of Inova Semiconductors, said: “We are proud that Inova Semiconductors is at the top of the list of Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions 2025. Leading technology, innovation and continuous adaptation to new trends and requirements of the automotive industry are a good basis for growth and future security.
“This success is the result of the work of all Inova Semiconductors employees and the trust our customers place in Inova Semiconductors. Our commitment to innovation and continuous growth is and remains high.”
The ‘Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions 2025’ ranking was published on the Financial Times website on 30 October 2024.
