Wadiz Selected as FT "2026 Asia-Pacific High-Growth Company"
Selected for the Fifth Time in Company History
Wadiz announced on the 24th that it has been selected as one of the "2026 Asia-Pacific High-Growth Companies" by the British financial newspaper Financial Times (FT) and the global research organization Statista.
The "Asia-Pacific High-Growth Companies" is an annual survey conducted by the Financial Times, now in its eighth year, which selects 500 companies with the highest compound annual revenue growth rates among more than 10,000 companies in the Asia-Pacific region. The selection is based on financial data and business scalability, serving as an indicator to gauge the growth competitiveness of companies in Asia. With this year's selection, Wadiz has been included for the fifth time in its history.
Wadiz announced on the 24th that it was selected as one of the '2026 Asia-Pacific High-Growth Companies' announced by the UK financial newspaper Financial Times (FT) and global research agency Statista. Wadiz
View original imageDuring the evaluation period from 2021 to 2024, Wadiz recorded a revenue growth rate of 82.57% and a compound annual growth rate of 22.22%, ranking 41st in the fintech sector.
Wadiz began with crowdfunding and has expanded its business areas to include pre-orders, stores, and advertising, supporting the growth of makers. Recently, the company has established base offices in Tokyo, Japan and Shenzhen, China, and is broadening its collaboration with overseas makers by securing local partners and holding explanatory sessions.
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Shin Hyesung, CEO of Wadiz, stated, "This selection reflects both the innovation of makers who are taking on new markets and Wadiz's growth trajectory. Moving forward, Wadiz will continue to create an environment where more makers can expand into Asian and global markets."
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