TNG

TNG NEWS THE UK'S 100 FASTEST-GROWING COMPANIES JUST DROPPED. HERE'S WHO MADE THE LIST The annual rankings reveal the UK's fastest-growing private businesses. From podcasts and activewear to meal delivery and beauty brands. 100. Adanola Founder: Hyrum Cook Revenue: £102.7M Hyrum Cook launched Adanola to create activewear that could be worn both inside and outside the gym. The Manchester-based brand generated £102.7M in revenue after growing 54%. 98. Farmer J Founder: Jonathan Recanati Revenue: £41.1M Jonathan Recanati founded Farmer J to bring healthy, chef-led meals to busy city workers. The restaurant group generated £41.1M in revenue after growing 55% and expanding across London. 80. Hair Syrup Founder: Lucie Macleod Revenue: £6.2M Started as a side hustle, Lucie Macleod's Hair Syrup became a viral haircare brand after finding success on TikTok and building a highly engaged online community. 46. D. Louise Founder: Olivia Jenkins Revenue: £8.7M The jewellery brand has scaled rapidly through social media and direct-to-consumer sales, particularly among younger shoppers. 42. Nala's Baby Founder: Casyo 'Krept' Johnson Revenue: £8M Rapper Krept launched Nala's Baby after struggling to find suitable skincare products for their daughter. The brand generated £8M in revenue after growing 94%. 38. P. Louise Founder: Paige Williams Revenue: £111M What started as a makeup academy has evolved into a beauty empire generating more than £100M annually, fuelled by social media and a highly engaged customer base. 34. Montirex Founders: Daniel Yuen & Kieran Riddell-Austin Revenue: £129.8M Childhood friends Daniel Yuen and Kieran Riddell-Austin launched Montirex from Liverpool with a focus on affordable performance sportswear. The brand generated £129.8M in revenue after growing 104%. 18. MyoMaster Founders: Lottie Whyte and Joe Gray Revenue: £8M Lottie Whyte and her husband Joe Gray built MyoMaster around the growing demand for recovery and wellness products. The business recorded 152% growth and reached £8M in revenue. 10. Free Soul Founder: Arjun & Rohini Sofat Revenue: £35.4M Mum-and-son founded Free Soul built a large following through female-focused protein powders and wellness products, becoming one of the UK's fastest-growing supplement brands. 9. Dfyne Founder: Oscar Ryndziewicz Revenue: £152M The Glasgow-based activewear brand has become a major challenger to Gymshark, generating more than £150M in revenue through influencer marketing and global online sales. 6. Pott'd Founders: Frankie Thorogood and Sascha Katarina Revenue: £11.8M Frankie Thorogood and partner Sascha founded Pott'd after spotting demand for at-home pottery kits during lockdown. The business grew 257% and generated £11.8M in revenue. 5. Simmer Eats Founders: Simmy Dhillon & Jhai Dhillon Revenue: £79.1M Brothers Simmy and Jhai Dhillon launched Simmer Eats to make healthy, high-protein ready meals more accessible. The business has since grown to £79.1M in revenue, with sales increasing 265%. 2. Lucky Egg Founders: Luke Shelley and Marcus Ereira Revenue: £16.3M The London-based board game company has built a global audience through hit family games and strong social media marketing, helping revenue grow by almost 300%. 1. Goalhanger Founders: Gary Lineker, Tony Pastor & Jack Davenport Revenue: £37.9M The media company behind The Rest Is Politics, The Rest Is History and The Rest Is Football recorded the fastest growth in the UK, increasing revenue by 321% as podcasts continue to boom. →