Reds10 have been listed in the first edition of the Financial Times: Europe's Long Term Growth Champions 2025 Report, ranking 96th out of 300 companies.
The Financial Times' Report showcases 300 companies in Europe that have sustained their sales growth from 2013 to 2023, despite concerns over the continent's economic climate.
Reds10 have placed 96th, recognised for the company maintaining strong, consistent and sustainable growth across the last 10 years. This comes with Reds10 achieving a compound annual growth rate of 38.9% and the annual revenue rising from €3.70 million in 2013 to €96.28 million in 2023.
Since 2013, Reds10 has continued to grow and has proved itself as a pioneer in industrialised production, delivering high-quality sustainable spaces in the education, defence, justice and health sectors to improve the lived experience.
Reflecting its ongoing success, the company reported a 70% rise in revenue in its financial results released earlier this month.
This upward trend is likely to maintain as the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) recently named Reds10 as one of six construction companies assigned to a new alliance to build Single Living Accommodation (SLA) for the Armed Forces.
It is an honour for Reds10 to be acknowledged in the Financial Times report and the company looks forward to revolutionising construction and delivering more sustainable and innovative buildings.
See the full rankings here: FT Ranking: Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions