Financial Times ranking of the UK´s Fastest Growing Startups
Financial News Europe - Here is the Financial Times ranking of the UK´s Fastest Growing companies 2027, published on October 1st, 2026, in conjunction with Statista. Here are the Top 10 Fastest Growing Startups in the UK including their sector, their Absolute Growth Rate, their Compound Annual Growth Rate, and their Revenue in 2025. The Financial Times reports ranks companies that grew the fastest between 2022 and 2025, a period when the UK was still emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic, but was also dealing with the energy crisis brought about by the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine.
Top 10 Fastest Growing Startups in the UK:
1 - Healf - E-commerce sector
Healf ranks No. 1 Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Healf, that was founded in 2020, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 45,534.46%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 669.89%, and Revenue amounting to 80,773,000 pounds sterling in 2025.
2 - Fuse Energy - Energy & Utilities sector
Fuse Energy ranks 2nd Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Fuse energy, that was founded in 2022, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 17,048.06%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 455.57%, and Revenue amounting to 131,781,819 pounds sterling in 2025.
3 - Mamedica - Healthcare & Life Sciences sector
Mamedica ranks 3rd Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Mamedica, that was founded in 2021, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 13,090.06%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 409.04%, and Revenue amounting to 23,351,149 pounds sterling in 2025.
4 - Magic AI - IT & Software sector
Magic AI ranks 4th Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Magic AI, that was founded in 2021, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 8,727.61%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 345.26%, and Revenue amounting to 10,700,208 pounds sterling in 2025.
5 - Lucky Egg - Retail sector
Lucky Egg ranks 5th Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Lucky Egg, that was founded in 2021, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 6,221.71%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 298.36%, and Revenue amounting to 16,310,000 pounds sterling in 2025.
6 - Pott'd - Retail sector
Pott'd ranks 6th Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Pott'd, that was founded in 2021, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 4,438.46%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 256.7%, and Revenue amounting to 11,800,000 pounds sterling in 2025.
7 - Ancient + Brave - Health Care & Life Sciences sector
Ancient + Brave ranks 7th Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Ancient + Brave, that was founded in 2018, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 4,128.43%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 248.39%, and Revenue amounting to 53,745,482 pounds sterling in 2025.
8 - Mother Root - Food & Beverages sector
Mother Root ranks 8th Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Mother Root, that was founded in 2017, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 2,787.77%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 206.8%, and Revenue amounting to 7,138,632 pounds sterling in 2025.
9 - Goalhanger - Media & Telecommunications sector
Goalhanger ranks 9th Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Goalhanger, that was founded in 2022, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 2,665.92%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 202.42%, and Revenue amounting to 37,837,719 pounds sterling in 2025.
10 - Hypercube - IT & Software sector
Hypercube ranks 10th Fastest Growing Startup in the UK according to the Financial Times report dated October 1st, 2026. Hypercube, that was founded in 2021, has an Absolute Growth Rate of 2,373.11%, a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 191.35%, and Revenue amounting to 2,538,698 pounds sterling in 2025.
