Fortune 100 Fastest-Growing Companies 2025

This is the 40th year for our annual Fastest-Growing Companies list, which ranks companies based on growth in revenue, profits, and stock returns; this year’s edition tracks those metrics over the three years through June 2025. The companies featured are worth a combined $7.6 trillion in market capitalization and, on average, delivered an annual 40% return to shareholders over the past three years. That significantly outperformed the S&P 500 index’s 20% annual return to shareholders over the same period.

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The Top 10

Nvidia

Prev. #8

Technology

Nvidia is a leading producer of chips used in artificial intelligence and, therefore, has become a critical ... View profile

Royal Caribbean Group

Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure

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Super Micro Computer

Prev. #4

Technology

Super Micro Computer is a developer and manufacturer of server and storage solutions and specializes in ... View profile

Nu Holdings

Financials

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Duolingo

Business Services

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The Full List

Rank	Company name	Revenue past four quarters ($M)	Net Income past four quarters ($M)	Market value ($M)	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate
1	1 Nvidia	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$148,515	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$76,774	Market value ($M)$4,533,894	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate144.8%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate80.8%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate118.4%
2	2 Royal Caribbean Group	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$16,756	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$3,247	Market value ($M)$87,893	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate112.7%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate87.4%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate108.4%
3	3 Super Micro Computer	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$21,570	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$1,151	Market value ($M)$28,489	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate87.5%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate69.2%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate129.7%
4	4 Nu Holdings	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$12,028	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$2,151	Market value ($M)$77,366	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate344.3%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate52.5%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate54.2%
5	5 Duolingo	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$811	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$97	Market value ($M)$14,747	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate259.1%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate43.5%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate67.2%
6	6 Powell Industries	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$1,083	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$173	Market value ($M)$3,679	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate210.2%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate33.6%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate111.1%
7	7 MercadoLibre	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$22,379	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$2,061	Market value ($M)$118,477	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate141.9%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate41.7%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate60%
8	8 Vital Farms	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$621	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$51	Market value ($M)$1,839	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate242.5%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate31.6%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate63.8%
9	9 Uber Technologies	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$45,380	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$12,286	Market value ($M)$204,308	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate445.8%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate28.3%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate65.8%
10	10 Willis Lease Finance	Revenue past four quarters ($M)$608	Net Income past four quarters ($M)$105	Market value ($M)$934	EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate317%	Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate29.5%	Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate57.3%

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100 Fastest-Growing Companies Coverage

Workplace Culture

Leading across borders: How Hilton adapted a winning culture to 50 European countries

By Rebecca Ann HughesOctober 9, 2025

Travel & Leisure

Delta’s bet on wealthy Americans driving the economy is working: Premium seats are set to overtake main cabin for the first time in history

By Nick LichtenbergOctober 9, 2025

Big Tech

Jensen Huang shrugs off Trump's $100K visa fee, says Nvidia will foot the potential $147 million bill anyway: ‘Legal immigration remains essential’

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezOctober 8, 2025

Success

Duolingo’s billionaire CEO tells his 42 new Gen Z hires his company is ‘allergic’ to toxic behavior—and not to ‘work yourself to death’

By Dave SmithSeptember 24, 2025

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Methodology

To qualify, a company—domestic or foreign—must be trading on a major U.S. stock exchange; report data in U.S. dollars; file quarterly reports with the SEC; have a minimum market capitalization of $225 million and a stock price of at least $5 on June 30, 2025; and have been trading continuously since June 30, 2022. Companies must have revenue and net income for the four quarters ended on or before April 30, 2025, of at least $50 million and $10 million, respectively, and have posted an annualized growth in revenue and earnings per share of at least 20% annually over the three years ended on or before April 30, 2025.

Companies that meet these criteria are ranked by revenue growth rate, EPS growth rate, and three-year annualized total return for the period ended June 30, 2025. (To compute the revenue and EPS growth rates, Fortune uses a trailing-four-quarters log linear least square regression fit.)

The overall rank is based on the sum of the three ranks. Once the 100 companies are identified, they are then re-ranked within the 100, using the three equally weighted variables. If there is a tie, the company with the larger four-quarter revenue receives the higher rank.

Excluded are real estate investment trusts, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, business development companies, closed end investment firms, and companies that lost money in the quarter ended on or before April 30, 2025. In addition, Fortune excludes companies that have announced intentions to restate previously reported financial data, if these errors appear to have a significant impact. Also, Fortune excludes companies that lost money in the quarter ended May 31 or June 30, if the loss represents deterioration in business conditions. The data are provided by Zacks Investment Research. The data checking process was aided by information provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.