Pathos Ranks 25th in Financial Times FT1000 List

Pathos Communications plc, the multiple award-winning technology-enabled, human-led PR company, is pleased to announce that it has been recognised in the Financial Times FT1000 2026 as the 25th fastest growing company in Europe. Pathos has achieved a top 50 position for the second consecutive year, something accomplished by only 15 other companies in the UK since the FT1000 list began.

The FT1000 list, published annually by the Financial Times, is a ranking of 1,000 European companies by the highest percentage compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenues over the prior three year period. The ranking is based on certified revenue figures.

This award demonstrates the substantial growth that Pathos has achieved to date. This growth has continued in 2025, and as announced on 2 February 2026, Pathos delivered a strong financial performance in the financial year ended 31 December 2025 ("FY25"), ahead of market expectations at the time*, with expected revenue of US$13.2 million (FY24: US$11.4 million) and adjusted EBITDA** of US$2.9 million (FY24: $1.9 million). The Company also noted that trading in 2026 has started with momentum.

Omar Hamdi, Founder and CEO of Pathos, said:

"This recognition from the Financial Times for the second consecutive year is an incredible honour for Pathos. To be ranked as the 25th fastest-growing company across Europe, and one of just 15 British companies to ever achieve a top 50 distinction two years in a row, is a reminder of the quality of our team and revenue, and how our unique products continue to find diversified channels to a very large global market. Sustained growth at this level doesn't happen by chance, it reflects disciplined execution, continuous innovation and a culture that refuses to stand still. We are proud of how far we have come, and we look forward to an FT1000 hat-trick next year."

Niels Terfehr, Vice President of Research & Analysis at Statista, commented:

"Achieving a top 50 position in the Financial Times FT1000 just once is remarkable - doing it twice in consecutive years is exceptional. In the entire history of this ranking, less than 50 companies across Europe have managed this feat, and just 15 of those are from the UK. This level of sustained high growth is exceptionally rare and reflects extraordinary business performance and resilience in what is one of Europe's most competitive growth landscapes."

Notes:

* Market expectations for FY25: Revenue of US$12.5 million and Adjusted EBITDA of US$2.7 million.

** Adjusted for normalisation of director fees prior to IPO and one-off non-recurring items.