Solidatus, a leading data management technology firm, has been named as one of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in the UK in Deloitte’s 2021 UK Technology Fast 50 rankings. The winners of one of the UK’s foremost technology awards are selected by Deloitte according to their fiscal year revenue growth from 2017 to 2021. Solidatus grew by 932% during this period.

Since its inception in 2017, Solidatus has empowered organisations with next generation data management, enabling them to accelerate the modernisation of data and achieve a comprehensive understanding of their data landscape. Used to govern, transform, regulate and optimise enterprise data, Solidatus not only helps organisations to automate processes, but also reduce costs and mitigate exposures to risk.

“I am extremely proud of what our team has accomplished over the past few years and we’re honoured that Deloitte has recognised this by including Solidatus in its UK Technology Fast 50 rankings,” said Philip Dutton, Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Solidatus. “While the ongoing disruption caused by the global pandemic has been challenging for everyone, at Solidatus we’ve persevered so that we continue building on our success. We are achieving our goal of helping organisations digitally transform through a data-centric and lineage-enabled approach.”

“As the amount of complex data points businesses are dealing with on a daily basis continues to grow exponentially, we’re simplifying the process of how they can discover, document, map and manage their data more efficiently,” said Philip Miller, Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Solidatus. “This recognition from Deloitte is a real testament to the dedication of our team that is transforming data management for any industry.”

Earlier this year, Solidatus was recognised by A-Team Insights as the 'Best ESG Regulatory Solution' in the RegTech Insight Europe Awards 2021, and as the 'Most Innovative Data Governance Initiative' in the A-Team Innovation Awards 2021.

 The last year has been the most successful in Solidatus’ history, with the company completing a £14 million Series A funding round in February 2021 that has helped its expansion across Europe, Asia and into the US.