Financial Times in cooperation with Statista reviewed and analysed innovative and fast-growing companies that are responsible for development of the European economy in the 21st century and published the list of 1000 companies, that have achieved the highest growth in revenues between 2013 and 2016.From 819 538 EUR in 2013 up to 18 573 000 EUR in 2016 – RTB House reached revenue growth of 2167%. Through 4 years the number of employees tripled from 68 to 184. Those numbers resulted in 46th position overall and 8th place amongst technology companies.
RTB House is the first retargeting company in the world to develop and implement its own technology 100% based on deep learning, for purchasing ads in the RTB model. With this tool, the firm is able to increase overall performance of retargeting campaigns by up to 50% compared to those without deep learning.Since its founding, RTB House has changed the industry. The deep learning algorithm is a real game changer, which has recently been awarded with Big Innovation Award by The Business Intelligence Group. RTB House is a global company with offices in all biggest business regions worldwide including New York, London, Tokyo, Singapore, Sao Paulo, Istanbul, Dubai, Berlin, Prague and Warsaw.
More information about FT1000 you can find here: https://ig.ft.com/ft-1000/2018/
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RTB House ranked as one of the fastest growing tech companies on FT1000 list
RTB House – a global company that provides state-of-the-art retargeting technology for top brands worldwide – has been ranked 8th in the tech industry in the Financial Times 1000: Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies 2018.
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