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<\/span><\/div>Also in 2025, MultiBel manages to receive a listing on the FT 1000. The ninth annual Financial Times ranking of the 1,000 fastest-growing companies in Europe. For MultiBel, this is a valuable recognition of growth and innovation.<\/strong><\/p>\nOn 04-03-2025, the Financial Times published its annual ranking of the 1,000 fastest-growing companies in Europe (FT 1000<\/a>), compiled by German research firm Statista. Companies are measured and ranked based on organic revenue growth over the previous 3 financial years (CAGR) and workforce growth. MultiBel has been awarded a listing on this prestigious list for the second time in a row.<\/p>\nBauke Gerbens, CEO of MultiBel comments:<\/p>\n
\nWe are extremely proud of this repeated recognition by the Financial Times.<\/p>\n
The listing is a confirmation of MultiBel’s commitment to technological advances and solving critical customer issues in terms of security and business continuity. A great example is the roll-out in 2024 of our Critical Event Management<\/a> module. This module enables rapid and adequate monitoring of the response to critical and disruptive events. Signalling, assessment and follow-up throughout the organisation will now become accessible to everyone at \u2018Enterprise-Grade\u2019 level. In addition, MultiBel enables rapid information exchange and effective collaboration within a network of multiple organisations.<\/p>\nWith this recognition in our pocket, we look confidently to the future and continue our growth path with innovative solutions and by consistently exceeding customer expectations.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
MultiBel specialises in automatic alarm and communication systems during emergencies, breakdowns and the protection of people. Its solutions are now used by more than 3,000 organisations in the Benelux and DACH region. In the Netherlands, municipalities, provinces, healthcare institutions, large industrial companies, SMEs and social organisations, among others, use MultiBel to protect their people and manage crisis situations.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div>Also in 2025, MultiBel manages to receive a listing on the FT 1000. The ninth annual Financial Times ranking of the 1,000 fastest-growing companies in Europe. For MultiBel, this is a valuable recognition of growth and innovation.<\/strong><\/p>\n On 04-03-2025, the Financial Times published its annual ranking of the 1,000 fastest-growing companies in Europe (FT 1000<\/a>), compiled by German research firm Statista. Companies are measured and ranked based on organic revenue growth over the previous 3 financial years (CAGR) and workforce growth. MultiBel has been awarded a listing on this prestigious list for the second time in a row.<\/p>\n Bauke Gerbens, CEO of MultiBel comments:<\/p>\n We are extremely proud of this repeated recognition by the Financial Times.<\/p>\n The listing is a confirmation of MultiBel’s commitment to technological advances and solving critical customer issues in terms of security and business continuity. A great example is the roll-out in 2024 of our Critical Event Management<\/a> module. This module enables rapid and adequate monitoring of the response to critical and disruptive events. Signalling, assessment and follow-up throughout the organisation will now become accessible to everyone at \u2018Enterprise-Grade\u2019 level. In addition, MultiBel enables rapid information exchange and effective collaboration within a network of multiple organisations.<\/p>\n With this recognition in our pocket, we look confidently to the future and continue our growth path with innovative solutions and by consistently exceeding customer expectations.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n MultiBel specialises in automatic alarm and communication systems during emergencies, breakdowns and the protection of people. Its solutions are now used by more than 3,000 organisations in the Benelux and DACH region. In the Netherlands, municipalities, provinces, healthcare institutions, large industrial companies, SMEs and social organisations, among others, use MultiBel to protect their people and manage crisis situations.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n