i-charging receives two renowned distinctions
The Porto Leading Investor leads the Scaleup Portugal Report ranking of the most promising startups and was deemed by Deloitte as the fastest growing Portuguese technology company.
Porto Leading Investor i-charging has recently been considered the most promising startup in the 8th edition of the Scaleup Portugal Report, standing out among 334 tech companies.
The selection for the Scaleup Portugal Report was based on criteria such as total capital raised, total revenue, capital-to-revenue ratio, number of jobs created, and time-to-market. In a statement on its website, i-charging expressed pride in its recognition as Portugal's most promising startup by the Report: "We are proud to be part of Portugal's thriving ecosystem and look forward to continuing our mission of transforming electric mobility by delivering cutting-edge technology to meet the evolving needs of our industry."
The Scaleup Portugal Report provides an in-depth analysis of the country's digital startup and scaleup ecosystem, aiming to guide stakeholders, foster global collaboration, and spotlight innovation in Portugal. It highlights companies founded after January 1, 2019, emphasizing the crucial role of tech ventures in driving innovation and productivity in Portugal.
i-charging was also highlighted by Deloitte in the 2nd edition of the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Portugal ranking as the fastest growing Portuguese technology company. This list honors the 50 fastest growing Portuguese technology companies over the last three years. This year, i-charging tops the table, with a growth of around 65,881%.
i-charging was also highlighted by Deloitte in the 2nd edition of the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Portugal ranking as the fastest growing Portuguese technology company. This list honors the 50 fastest growing Portuguese technology companies over the last three years. This year, i-charging tops the table, with a growth of around 65,881%.
The 50 companies listed in the ranking had an aggregate turnover of 520 million euros, meaning an average of 120,000 euros per employee and an average productivity per employee of 70,000 euros. Last year, this list was also headed by another Porto Leading Investor: Sword Health.
