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Download the Report 2014 Technology Fast 500 APAC Ranking Deloitte 2014 Technology Fast 500TM Powerful Connections Annual ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in Asia Pacific @DeloitteTMT @Fast500 About the Deloitte Technology Fast 500TM About the Deloitte Technology Fast 500™ The Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific is the pre-eminent technology awards program in Asia Pacific, and now in its thirteenth year, it includes nine Asia Pacific locations: Australia; China (including Hong Kong); India; Japan; South Korea; Malaysia; New Zealand; Singapore and Taiwan. Combining technological innovation, entrepreneurship and rapid growth, Technology Fast 500 companies — large, small, public, and private — span a variety of industry sectors, and are leaders in hardware, software, telecom, semiconductors, life sciences and emerging areas, such as clean technology. These companies are transforming the way business is done today. Selection and qualifying criteria The Technology Fast 500 award winners are selected based on percentage fiscal year revenue growth during the period from 2011 to 2013 (or 2012 to 2014 for a financial year ending between January and June). Eligibility for the Technology Fast 500 requires that companies own proprietary intellectual property or technology that is sold to customers in products that contribute to a majority of the company’s operating revenues. Companies must have base-year operating revenues of at least US$50,000. Additionally, companies must be in business for a minimum of three years, and be headquartered within Asia Pacific. This ranking is compiled from nominations submitted directly to the Technology Fast 500 program, and public company database research. Program information If you would like to learn more about the Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific program, please visit www.deloitte.com/fast500apac or contact [email protected]. www.deloitte.com/fast500apac 1 2014 Technology Fast 500TM Asia Pacific Ranking Rank Company Location Industry sector % Growth Rate Website 1 Daum Kakao Corp South Korea Software 11618% www.kakao.com 2 Telison China Green Technology 9793% http://www.telison.com 3 BOE Technology Group Co Ltd China Semiconductor Components and Electronics 9710% www.boe.com.cn 4 tap4fun Co Ltd China Software 4638% http://www.nibirutech.com/ 5 HSTYLE China Internet 3990% http://www.handu.com/ 6 NEXTDC Ltd Australia Telecommunications/Networking 3626% www.nextdc.com 7 Ace Technologies Corp South Korea Media and Entertainment 3536% www.acetech.co.kr 8 XI'AN Bossun Mining Safety Technology Co Ltd China Semiconductor Components and Electronics 3120% www.bossun-ma.com 9 Eat Now Services Pty Ltd Australia Internet 2768% www.eatnow.com.au 10 Edureka India Internet 2768% www.edureka.in 11 SSLM Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 2693% www.sslm.co.kr 12 Cim Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 2670% N/A 13 Happiest Minds Technologies Pvt Ltd India Software 2377% www.happiestminds.com 14 Collamatrix Co Ltd Taiwan Biotech/Pharmaceutical/Medical Equipment 2298% http://www.collamatrix.com 15 HEROZ Inc Japan Internet 1969% http://heroz.co.jp/ 16 VoNEX Ltd Australia Telecommunications/Networking 1926% www.vonex.com.au 17 Asia Pacific Satellite Communications Inc South Korea Media and Entertainment 1844% www.apsi.co.kr 18 Temple & Webster Pty Ltd Australia Internet 1645% www.templeandwebster.com.au 19 Oneflare Pty Ltd Australia Internet 1635% www.oneflare.com.au 20 I AND C-Cruise Co Ltd Japan Internet 1621% www.iacc.co.jp 21 Korea SUNLED Co South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 1451% www.koreasunled.com Zomato Media Pvt Ltd (formerly known as DC 22 India Media and Entertainment 1399% www.zomato.com Foodiebay Online Services Pvt Ltd) 23 Voyager Internet New Zealand Telecommunications/Networking 1391% www.voyager.co.nz 24 TSEC Corp Taiwan Green Technology 1361% http://www.tsecpv.com 25 Vizury Interactive Solutions Pvt Ltd India Internet 1308% www.vizury.com 26 Pet Circle Australia Internet 1295% www.petcircle.com.au 27 Tinnos Inc South Korea Media and Entertainment 1193% www.tinnos.com 28 IG ONE Co Ltd South Korea Media and Entertainment 1133% www.ig-1.co.kr 29 Pepperstone Australia Internet 1098% www.Pepperstone.com 30 Vend New Zealand Software 1098% www.vendhq.com 31 I Love Ugly New Zealand Internet 1087% www.iloveugly.net 32 Akatsuki Inc Japan Software 1070% http://aktsk.jp/ 33 Toiion Inc South Korea Media and Entertainment 1067% www.toiion.com 34 Shenzhen Winside Network Technology Co Ltd China Software 1042% www.winside.cn 35 Idea Brahama Consulting Pvt Ltd India Software 1026% www.ideabrahma.com 36 TheFormsAgency Pty Ltd Australia Internet 994% www.theformsagency.com 37 IGNIS Ltd Japan Software 980% http://1923.co.jp/ 38 SEDAR China Green Technology 938% http://www.scsdny.com/ 39 Wuhan Tianhe Technology Co Ltd China Green Technology 885% www.t-he.net 40 China Communication Technology China Telecommunications/Networking 882% www.huaxunchina.cn 41 DongWoo Global Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 881% N/A 42 West Credit Management Co Ltd China Software 856% http://www.westcredit.cn/ 43 Xichuang Jintou Financial electronic services Co Ltd China Computers/Peripherals 844% www.jintoufs.com 44 Jiuxian.com China Internet 822% www.jiuxian.com/ 45 Shenzhen Unifortune Supply Chain Service Co Ltd China Software 812% www.ufscs.com 46 Touchcast New Zealand Internet 805% www.touchcast.co.nz 47 GigaLane Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 789% www.gigalane.com 48 LTL Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 782% www.ltlsys.co.kr 49 JX Nippon Mining & Metals Korea Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 744% www.nmmk.jx-group.co.kr 50 Temando Australia Software 711% www.temando.com 51 Shineon (Beijing) Technology Co Ltd China Semiconductor Components and Electronics 676% www.shineon.cn 52 Sush Mobile New Zealand Software 667% www.sushmobile.co.nz 53 Anagenix New Zealand Biotech/Pharmaceutical/Medical Equipment 666% www.anagenix.com 54 Volpara Solutions New Zealand Biotech/Pharmaceutical/Medical Equipment 663% www.volparasolutions.com 55 Glonix Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 651% N/A www.deloitte.com/fast500apac 2 Rank Company Location Industry sector % Growth Rate Website 56 Sichuan Aerospace Electro & Hydraulic Co Ltd China Semiconductor Components and Electronics 642% http://www.aehcc.com/ 57 Mobysys Sdn Bhd Malaysia Software 624% www.mobysys.com 58 Shenan Group China Semiconductor Components and Electronics 623% http://satouzi.cn.99114.com 59 Resolve Technology New Zealand Computers/Peripherals 605% www.resolvetechnology.co.nz/ 60 R1i Pty Ltd Australia Telecommunications/Networking 599% www.r1i.com.au 61 DEALS.com.au Pty Ltd Australia Internet 592% www.AussieCommerce.com.au 62 Wuhan Sundata E-Education Co Ltd China Software 592% http://www.whsundata.com 63 Chengdu GKHB Information Technology Co Ltd China Software 589% http://www.gkhb.com.cn/ 64 HOTCOCOA Co Ltd Japan Internet 588% http://hotcocoa.biz/ 65 Wuhan GSTAR Technology Co Ltd China Telecommunications/Networking 588% http://www.gstarlaser.com/index.html 66 Adinnovation Inc Japan Internet 583% http://adinnovation.co.jp 67 KingYee China Software 558% http://www.kyee.com.cn/ 68 Solutions Infini Technologies India Pvt Ltd India Telecommunications/Networking 554% www.solutionsinfini.com 69 XLGAMES Inc South Korea Software 548% www.xlgames.com 70 APTC Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 540% www.iaptc.com 71 AQ Corp South Korea Media and Entertainment 533% www.smartaq.com 72 Hyundai Mission Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 525% N/A 73 YeGame Inc China Internet 512% www.yegame.cn 74 Liaoning Ougu Digital Technology Co Ltd China Semiconductor Components and Electronics 493% www.ougu.com.cn 75 Shenzhen Sunhigh Optronics Technology Co Ltd China Semiconductor Components and Electronics 492% www.sunhigh.net.cn 76 AltPlusInc Japan Internet 490% http://www.altplus.co.jp/ 77 GuangDong TianJin Electronics Co Ltd China Green Technology 485% http://www.teamgiant.com.cn/ 78 Bank of Innovation Inc Japan Media and Entertainment 481% http://www.boi.jp/ 79 LeapThought New Zealand Software 480% www.leapthought.co.nz 80 Tsubakimoto Automotive Korea Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 479% www.tsubaki-auto.co.kr 81 HNT Electronics Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 472% www.hntelec.com 82 YY Inc China Internet 470% http://www.yy.com/ 83 Namuga Co Ltd South Korea Computers/Peripherals 464% www.namuga.co.kr 84 Kloud Solutions Group Australia Software 461% www.kloud.com.au 85 Mesynthes Ltd New Zealand Biotech/Pharmaceutical/Medical Equipment 458% www.mesynthes.com 86 SamwooEms Co Ltd South Korea Media and Entertainment 457% www.crucialems.com 87 iRidge Inc Japan Internet 455% http://iridge.jp/ 88 Digivizer Pty Ltd Australia Software 445% www.digivizer.com 89 Adactin Group Pty Ltd Australia Software 441% www.adactin.com 90 Beijing Silian Industry Co Ltd China Biotech/Pharmaceutical/Medical Equipment 437% http://www.beidayaoye.com/ 91 Pure SEO New Zealand Internet 434% www.pureseo.co.nz 92 Ukil Precision Machinary Co Ltd South Korea Semiconductor Components and Electronics 434% www.ukil.co.kr 93 Unleashed Software New Zealand Software 427% www.unleashedsoftware.com 94 ZhongYing Rogrand Information Co Ltd China Software 424% www.rogrand.com 95 Outware Mobile Australia Software 420% www.outware.com.au 96 Sichuan Guanxiang Electronic Technology
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