
Bumper ranked one of Europe’s fastest-growing companies by Financial Times
We're thrilled to announce, we have been named by the Financial Times as one of the fastest-growing companies in Europe.
In the newly published FT1000 Bumper has ranked 281, its highest position to date, based on a compound growth rate of 93%.
Bumper was also ranked the 25th fastest-growing fintech in the listings and the 49th fastest-growing UK business across all market sectors.
To qualify for the FT1000, companies must be European-based, independent and with revenues of at least €1.5m. Qualifying businesses are listed in order of highest compound growth rate in revenue over the five years to 2022.
“As a young start-up we are incredibly proud to be featured in the FT1000 and be acknowledged as one of the fastest-growing European companies for the fourth year in a row,” said James Jackson, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bumper.
“Our success is down to our talented teams in the UK, Spain, Germany, Netherlands and Turkey and the support of a fast-growing number of dealers choosing to use our platform in the UK, Republic of Ireland, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands.
“This listing comes at a significant time for the business. We successfully completed a £40m fundraise in 2023, which is already being used to accelerate the next stage of our growth which will see the number of repairs we help our dealer partners to facilitate double to 500,000 this year and continue to double on an annual basis.”
Click here to view the FT1000: Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies 2024.

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