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Vonex wins No.1 spot in the CRN Fast 50 Australia
- Published December 03, 2014 11:05AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
CRN has just announced the 50 fastest-growing companies at our annual CRN Fast50 ceremony in Sydney.
I was delighted to celebrate our first-ever No.1 from Western Australia. With year-on-year growth hitting a startling 232.24 percent in the 2014 financial year to reach revenues of $3.7 million, Vonex was a worthy first-placer.
Read more: http://www.crn.com.au/News/398292,crn-reveals-the-2014-fast50.aspx#ixzz3Kms9rIgj
1. Vonex
Growth: 232.24%
2013-14 revenue: $3,741,000
State: WA
Founded: 2009
Employees: 15
Key executive: Brydie McKee
Main activities: Carrier and telco solutions
In their own words: “Our culture is very much around innovation and scalable products and technology. We give the guys all the room to explore and expand. We’ve got a collaborative culture.”
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