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Wales Fast Growth 50, 2019: These are the fastest growing companies in Wales

Over the last two years this year's 50 have created 1,600 new jobs and more than £500m in additional turnover

Dylan Jones-Evans the founder of the Wales Fast Growth 50 (Image: Polly Thomas)

Welcome to the Wales Fast Growth 50, 2019, the definitive guide to the fastest growing indigenous firms in the Welsh economy.

Launched back in 1999 by its founder Prof Dylan Jones-Evans, the determining factor for inclusion is revenue growth from 2016-18, with firms requiring sales of at least £250,000.

Prof Jones-Evans said: "Wales Fast Growth 50 is a celebration of the best that the Welsh business community has to offer and we should all be proud of the success of not only the 50 firms which are the fastest growing companies in Wales in 2019, but those businesses that have made the list over the last two decades.

"More importantly, these firms are all a beacon of enterprise and innovation demonstrating, as we have every year since launching Fast Growth 50 back in 1999, that we have businesses that can compete with the best in the world."

This year’s list generated a collective turnover of £885m in 2018 and employed nearly 3,200 people.

More importantly, they created an additional £538m in turnover during the period 2016-2018 at an average growth rate of 155%. And created 1,600 additional jobs.

 

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Bad Wolf were the big winners at the Fast Growth 50 Awards

 

 

1. Bad Wolf, Cardiff
 

Established: 2015 | Growth: (2016-2018) 2668.4% | Turnovers: 2017-18 £50.31m, 2015-16 £1.81m

Bad Wolf is an independent high end TV drama production company based in Cardiff Bay. The company produces ambitious drama productions, such as His Dark Materials, A Discovery of Witches and Industry, which has brought A-list actors and directors to south Wales.

Over the next five years it is aiming to be working for all major park operators in the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ.