During the period taken into account in the ranking (the years 2016–2019), the revenues of the Polish software house Spyrosoft Wrocław increased by 14,700%! Spyrosoft ranked ahead of a few dozen Polish companies that also appear in the Financial Times’s ranking. On 3rd March 2021, FT 1000: the fifth annual list of Europe’s fastest-growing companies has been published.
‘We are happy with this prestigious distinction and we are seeking new programmers for new projects,’ says Konrad Weiske, President of Spyrosoft.
Spyrosoft Wrocław in the Financial Times 1000 ranking
The Financial Times has prepared the ranking since 2017. Its co-organiser is the research company Statista, which counts and verifies data submitted by respondents. Poland is represented most often by technological companies and the e-commerce sector. In spite of the pandemic crisis, these sectors of economy are doing best.
‘In times of Covid-19, digital transformation in enterprises has become much faster. In order to survive, companies have to invest in the development of digital services and products, whether they like it or not,’ says Konrad Weiske.
Konrad Weiske and Tomasz Bienkiewicz
Spyrosoft was invented and created by Konrad Weiske and Tomasz Bienkiewicz. Operating in the IT industry, the company specialises in the production of software – from embedded solutions to high-level systems based on public clouds and always adapted to customers’ needs and requirements.
