Deloitte LLP Wednesday released its 2025 North America Technology Fast 500, an annual ranking of the fastest-growing North American companies in the technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, fintech and energy tech sectors, now in its 31st year.
Nine New Jersey companies were ranked on Deloitte’s annual list.
“I’m happy to see New Jersey tech companies included in this year’s Deloitte Technology Fast 500 list,” said Paul Krieger, New Jersey managing partner, Deloitte. “Our state continues to demonstrate remarkable innovation, with local companies driving growth in industries such as biotech, fintech and AI. Congratulations to these winners for their success and their influence in our state.”
Technology Fast 500 awardees are selected based on percentage fiscal year revenue growth from 2021 to 2024. Overall, this year’s Technology Fast 500 companies achieved revenue growth ranging from 122% to 29,738% over the three-year time frame, with an average growth rate of 1,079%.
These are the New Jersey companies that made the Deloitte list, where they ranked and their growth rate from 2021 to 2024:
- 121 – PortPro, Jersey City, 730%
- 181 – Lucrote LLC, Rockaway, 453%
- 192 – ADMA Biologics Inc., Ramsey, 427%
- 344 – Cyware, Jersey City, 216%
- 348 – Semperis, Hoboken, 213%
- 411 – TicketOS, Montclair, 167%
- 442 – HR Acuity, Florham Park, 154%
- 443 – Accely, Avenel, 154%
- 460 – Innodata, Ridgefield Park, 144%
PortPro is a transportation software provider for the drayage industry (short distance transportation of goods). Lucrote provides technology-driven, business-to-business payment automation solutions and consulting services to global companies.
ADMA Biologics is a commercial biopharmaceutical company that manufactures, markets, and commercializes specialty biologic products for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases in immunocompromised and other patients at risk for certain infections.
Cyware provides global organizations with agentic AI-powered threat intelligence management. Semperis’ business is protecting identity infrastructure for entities such as emergency services, hospitals and health-care providers, schools and financial institutions.
TicketOS’s ticket management software manages corporate event tickets, luxury suites, and hospitality passes. HR Acuity is the platform for human resources case management and investigations from intake through aftercare.
Accely seeks to empower businesses to transform digitally with cloud-based solutions. Innodata is a global data engineering company providing AI-enabled software platforms and manages services for AI data collection/annotation, AI digital transformation and industry-specific business processes.
“This year’s rankings highlight both enduring leadership and breakthrough growth,” said Wolfe Tone, US Deloitte private and emerging client portfolio leader. “More than half of the winners are prior honorees, yet the majority of the top ten are first-time entrants—demonstrating the staying power of established leaders alongside the accelerating growth of new innovators across key sectors. As in previous years, private companies continue to dominate, underscoring the agility that private enterprises bring to competitive markets, enabling the exceptional triple- and quadruple-digit growth reflected in these rankings.”
Impiricus of Atlanta claimed the top spot with a growth rate of 29,738% from 2021 to 2024. With its AI-powered Healthcare Professional (HCP) Engagement Engine, Impiricus was created to ethically connect physicians to pharmaceutical resources and accelerate patient access to life-saving care.
The Deloitte Technology Fast 500 winners represent 36 states in the U.S. and nine provinces across Canada. California’s Bay Area continued to lead the regional pack with 17% of the Technology Fast 500 winners, followed by the Tri-State Area representing 14% of the winning companies. Software and services is the leading industry in most markets, except for New England, where life sciences dominate.
Companies in the software and services sector comprised over half (52%) of the list and were the top sector for the 30th straight year. Life sciences (14%) and fintech (13%) swapped positions from last year to round out the top three industry categories.
