Roaring is one of Europe’s fastest-growing companies in the Financial Times’ annual FT 1000 ranking. The company ranks in the top 30 per cent of the list and is one of the five highest-ranked Swedish companies. In total, 20 Swedish companies qualified for this year’s ranking.
The ranking confirms Roaring’s strong growth and the increasing demand for the company’s risk management solutions, which strengthen organisations’ regulatory compliance and help prevent business relationships with unserious or high-risk actors.
“Being included in FT 1000, while also being one of the five highest-ranked Swedish companies, shows that we have found the right position in a rapidly changing market. Requirements for control, transparency and risk management are increasing, and organisations need solutions that are both reliable and scalable. Our growth is the result of consistently developing an offering that meets this development,” says Johan Jensen, CEO of Roaring.
FT 1000 is based on verified revenue between 2021 and 2024 and ranks companies according to compound annual revenue growth. To qualify, companies must meet requirements including a certain minimum level of revenue in both the start and end year, primarily organic growth, and status as an independent entity headquartered in Europe.
Over three years, Roaring has tripled its revenue, from SEK 19 million in 2022 to SEK 56 million in 2025. This corresponds to a compound annual growth rate of over 43 per cent, with continued profitability and a growing foothold in the Nordic market. As part of the company’s continued expansion, Roaring will launch a new AI-based service later this spring to strengthen risk analysis. The service has been developed with a focus on reliable results, traceability and adaptation to regulatory requirements.
“With our experience in technology for regulated operations, we are well positioned to develop an AI service for this specific area. It is a natural and much-needed next step,” says Johan Jensen, CEO of Roaring.
“Growth at this pace requires more than demand; it requires structure. We have systematically strengthened our technical platform, our internal processes and our delivery capacity. This enables us to expand while maintaining quality and profitability, at the same time as we meet increasing regulatory requirements from our customers,” says Cornelia Ivarsson, COO of Roaring.
FT 1000 is published annually by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista and is a well-established ranking of fast-growing companies in Europe.
