Techary secures Sunday Times 100 recognition for second consecutive year. Friday 5th June, 2026 Techary has once again been recognised as one of the UK's fastest-growing private companies, securing a place in the prestigious 2026 Sunday Times 100 for the second consecutive year. The Sunday Times 100, Britain's fastest-growing private companies. The league table, now in its fifth year, takes on the baton from The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 series, which celebrated the country's leading entrepreneurs for 24 years. Techary ranked 59th in this year's list, a significant improvement on its 75th-place position in 2025. The Sunday Times 100 celebrates the UK's fastest-growing private businesses and is widely regarded as a benchmark of sustained commercial success. Earning a place on the list for two consecutive years puts Techary in distinguished company and signals more than strong performance - it demonstrates a business growing with intent, ambition, and a clear vision for the future. Get Techary's stories in your inbox. Join Medium for free to get updates from this writer. Since its founding, Techary has taken a different approach to technology consulting and delivery. Rather than following the traditional playbook, the business has built its reputation on placing clients at the centre of every engagement, combining deep technical expertise with a collaborative, transparent, and adaptable way of working. Innovation remains a core focus, underpinning both the firm's internal operations and the bespoke solutions it develops for clients. By embracing emerging technologies and investing in its own capabilities, Techary continues to differentiate itself in a competitive market. That approach continues to resonate, driving increasing demand across all four of Techary's service pillars: Managed IT, Projects, Procurement, and Resources. "Making the list once is a fantastic achievement. Earning a place for the second year running shows that our growth is not only sustained but accelerating from an increasingly strong foundation," said Tom Stephens, CEO and Founder of Techary. "It reflects the talent of our people, the confidence our clients place in us, and our commitment to innovation. We're proud of how far we've come and even more excited about what's next for Techary." A key highlight of this year's ranking is that Techary's 78.36% year-on-year growth was achieved entirely organically, without any acquisitive activity - a notable distinction in an industry where growth through acquisition is often the norm. As Techary looks to the year ahead, the ambition remains clear: to help organisations navigate complex technology challenges and to keep proving that technology really can be done differently. Whether you are an existing client, a potential partner, or simply want to learn more about what Techary does, Techary Inc. would love to hear from you. Get in touch with the team at [email protected].

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