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From Start-up To Fastest Growing Company: AOT Named On Maclean’s Growth 500 List

Every year, Canadian Business and Maclean’s name the Annual Growth 500, a prestigious ranking for the most vibrant and entrepreneurial businesses in the country. The class of companies selected bring forth cutting-edge innovation, ambitious drive, and are leaders in their industries focused on paving the way for the future.

We are thrilled to be one of them.

AOT Technologies is proud to announce that we were selected as one of the 2019 Growth 500 companies. In Canada, we’re the 7th fastest growing information technology company, and the 74th fastest growing business overall, with a revenue increase of 1300% over the last five years!

Our founders and leaders, George and Praveen, are honored to be recognized by Canadian Business and Maclean’s. While celebrating this achievement, we have been taking some time to reflect and have realized that our growth is a direct result of our customer-centric approach, investing in innovation and above all, our dedication to our people.

We would like to sincerely thank our clients, and partners alike. We value your partnership, appreciate your continued support, and are excited to see what comes next!

We recognize that our team is the backbone of this ranking. Without their dedication, attention to detail and relentless pursuit of excellence, this achievement would not have been possible. Every day, you bring your ambition, drive and creativity to work – our growth is a result of your investment in AOT. Thank you!

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