Signicat climbs Financial Times & Statista's Europe's Long-Term Growth Champions ranking for third consecutive year

Signicat rises to 76th place after achieving an average annual revenue growth rate of 39.65% over ten years.

London, 4 November - Signicat, the leading pan-European Digital Identity Service Provider, has been named one of the Financial Times and Statista's Europe's Long-Term Growth Champions 2027, marking its third consecutive appearance in the ranking.

This year, Signicat ranks 76th among 300 European companies, climbing 17 places from 93rd in 2026 and 28 places since entering the inaugural ranking at 104th place in 2025.

The ranking recognises companies that have sustained primarily organic revenue growth over a ten-year period. Between 2015 and 2025, Signicat's revenue increased from €6.11 million to €131.55 million, representing more than a 20-fold increase and an average annual growth rate of 39.65%.

"Three consecutive appearances are important, but moving higher in the ranking is an even stronger signal of the business we have built," said Asger Hattel, CEO of Signicat. "Our growth has been sustained over many years because digital identity has become fundamental infrastructure for organisations operating online. As fraud becomes more sophisticated and regulation increases, businesses need ways to establish trust digitally without creating unnecessary friction for their customers."

Signicat also ranks 17th among 61 IT & Software companies, placing it in the top third of the ranking's most represented sector. IT & Software accounts for 20% of all companies included in this year's list.

Signicat's position reflects sustained organic growth across its European business. Over the past decade, the company has expanded its customer base, geographic reach and digital identity platform while continuing to invest in new technology and services.

Today, Signicat employs more than 550 people across 16 European countries and supports more than 2,000 financial institutions, public-sector organisations and enterprises, with its services reaching more than 25,000 customers.

Demand for trusted digital identity continues to grow as organisations face increasingly sophisticated AI-enabled fraud, alongside regulatory changes including eIDAS 2.0 and the EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR). For businesses, the challenge is increasingly to combine stronger identity assurance and regulatory compliance with digital experiences that customers will actually complete.

The Europe's Long-Term Growth Champions 2027 ranking, compiled by the Financial Times and Statista, evaluates revenue growth between 2015 and 2025. Signicat's average annual growth rate increased from 35.46% in the previous ranking to 39.65% this year.

For the full Europe's Long-Term Growth Champions 2027 ranking, visit the Financial Times.

About Europe's Long-Term Growth Champions

Europe's Long-Term Growth Champions is an annual ranking compiled by the Financial Times and Statista. Now in its third edition, it identifies 300 European companies that have achieved sustained, primarily organic revenue growth over a ten-year period.

About Signicat

Signicat is a leader in digital identity, helping private and public organisations verify users' identities, authenticate access, and sign agreements with confidence. Founded in 2006, Signicat's Digital Identity Platform brings together identity proofing, authentication, electronic signing, and orchestration through a single integration. It supports the full digital identity journey from recognition and onboarding to login, consent, and legally binding contracts. More than 25,000 customers in more than 45 countries trust Signicat to reduce fraud, remove friction, and meet European and global regulatory requirements such as eIDAS, PSD2, AMLR, and the GDPR. The company serves high-trust sectors including financial services, insurance, telecommunications, and the public sector. Signicat actively contributes to shaping Europe's future digital identity ecosystem and participates in the EU Digital Identity Wallet Large-Scale Pilots, including WE BUILD, Aptitude, NOBID, and EWC, helping to define interoperability and standards.

In 2019, Signicat was acquired by leading private equity investor Nordic Capital. Today, Signicat employs over 550 people across 16 offices in Europe. For further information, visit www.signicat.com