Perspectives
Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Turkey
2016
Bilgikent, is the program’s 2016 overall winner with a four-year total growth of 16015%. SNI Teknoloji ranked second with a growth rate of 6355%, while the third winner is Hype with a 4894% growth.
Welcome to 2016 Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Turkey, the local appreciation of high growth technology companies and part of the global celebration of fast growing technology companies.
This year, the program’s overall winner is Bilgikent Bilişim with a four-year total growth of 16015%. SNI Teknoloji ranked second with a growth rate of 6355%, while the third winner is Hype, a performance marketing agency, with a 4,894% growth.
Cardtek was awarded with the Technology Special Award, which is presented to the fastest growing company among the Fast 50 that manages to make the shortlist three times consecutively. Big Star Award, which is presented to the fastest growing companies that have achieved €50.000.000 or more in revenues during fiscal year 2015, goes to Aselsan, BilgiKent, Bimsa, TurkNet and Innova. Innova is also the only company that made it our Fast 50 list each year over the last 11 years.
In this report, you will find more information about the winners’ profiles and perspectives of their executives, as gathered through our annual CEO survey.
Top 10 Companies in Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Turkey 2016 Program
Ranking |
Company |
Growth Rate |
Sector |
1 |
Bilgikent |
16015% |
Hardware |
2 |
SNI Teknoloji |
6355% |
Software |
3 |
Hype |
4894% |
Media |
4 |
ARD GRUP |
3829% |
Software |
5 |
Anttech |
1629% |
Software |
6 |
Robotistan |
1177% |
Hardware |
7 |
Cardtek Hardware Solutions |
534% |
Hardware |
8 |
P.I. Works |
465% |
Software |
9 |
BNTPRO |
432% |
Software |
10 |
Logsign |
384% |
Software |
Highlights of the Fast 50 CEO Survey:
Although the expectations of the CEOs with regards to general economy continue to be uncertain this year, the percentage of the CEOs who believe that the economy will grow in the next 12 months have increased to 42% from last year’s figure of 37%.
In parallel to this increasing positivism, the percentage of the CEOs who believe that the economy will stay stable or shrink has decreased to 57% from last year’s figure of 63%. The confidence levels of the CEOs in terms of sustaining their companies’ growth levels are also more optimistic compared to the previous year.
This year the overall share of “extremely confident” and “very confident” increased from 74% to 85%. The percentage of CEOs foreseeing organic growth as the main source of growth in the next 12 month outlook has decreased to 70% from 74% in 2015, yet it still remains the main source of growth over the next 12 months.