LONDON, Feb. 27, 2018 -- HighQ has again earned distinction in Fast Track’s Sunday Times Lloyds SME Export Track 100, which tracks Britain’s small- and medium-sized private companies with the fastest-growing international sales.
Ranked No. 25 in the fourth annual list, HighQ appeared in the Sunday Times’ Business section over the weekend. The rankings are also available on the Sunday Times tablet edition and website.
Fast Track has published league tables of the UK’s top-performing private companies with The Sunday Times for the past 21 years. To be eligible, a business must be registered in the UK and be independent, unquoted and ultimate holding companies. International sales growth is measured by compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the latest two financial years, and annualised international sales have to be greater than £150,000 in the base year, exceed 20 percent of total sales in the latest year and show a rise from the previous year.
The research was carried out by Fast Track between October 2017 and January 2018.
“HighQ is honoured to receive mention on this distinguished list,” said HighQ co-founder and CEO Ajay Patel. “We have remained committed to our growth abroad and continue to put a high priority on bringing our innovative products to users around the world.”
About HighQ
HighQ provides innovative enterprise collaboration and content publishing solutions to the world’s leading law firms, corporate legal teams and banks. Our secure file sharing, client extranet, matter collaboration and content marketing solutions uniquely combine enterprise-grade technology with the best ideas and user experience from consumer tools. For more information, visit www.highq.com.
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