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Sparteo
March 5, 2025

Sparteo Recognized in the FT 1000 for the Second Year in a Row: A Milestone Achievement in AdTech

🚀 Sparteo Joins the Ranks of Europe’s Fastest-Growing Companies 🚀

We are thrilled to announce that Sparteo has been recognized in the prestigious FT1000 ranking by the Financial Times and Statista, placing us among the fastest-growing companies in Europe! This marks a major milestone in our journey, reaffirming our commitment to innovation, excellence, and driving results in the AdTech space.

What is the FT1000?

Each year, the Financial Times and Statista compile a list of the 1,000 fastest-growing companies in Europe based on revenue growth over the past four years. This ranking is widely recognized as a benchmark for business success, spotlighting the companies that are shaping the future of their industries.

Sparteo’s 2025 FT1000 Ranking

We are proud to share our latest rankings in the FT1000 2025:

  • Ranked 453 globally among Europe’s fastest-growing companies.
  • Ranked 35th in the Advertising & Marketing Category.

This achievement highlights our strong growth trajectory and continued innovation in the AdTech industry.

Sparteo’s Journey to Growth

Our inclusion in the FT1000 is a reflection of our rapid growth, industry expertise, and dedication to providing top-tier programmatic solutions.

Here’s what has driven our success:✅ Cutting-edge technology – We offer a full suite of solutions tailored for different advertising needs:

  • Viously: Our video & CTV solution delivers high-performance video advertising experiences.
  • Actirise: Optimized display advertising for better reach and engagement.
  • Meetscale: Our powerful SSP, enabling seamless connections between publishers and advertisers.
  • FastCMP: A Consent Management Platform (CMP) ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.
  • Voxeus: A dedicated audio advertising platform, expanding the reach into the growing digital audio market.

What’s Next? Sparteo’s Key Focus Areas for 2025

We have three main priorities for 2025:

1️⃣ Expanding Our SSP Offering – Some publishers cannot change their display or video stack. To address this, we have developed an SSP that leverages all our R&D while integrating seamlessly into their existing setups, enabling them to generate incremental revenue.

2️⃣ Strengthening Partnerships – The market is crowded with intermediaries, making supply path optimization a critical challenge. Our goal is to help publishers reduce the number of intermediaries between them and advertisers, ensuring they retain more value. This will be achieved through stronger partnerships with agencies and DSPs.

3️⃣ International Expansion – After successful rollouts in the UK and Canada, we are now setting our sights on Germany as our next key market.

📢 Join the celebration! Reach out to explore how we can collaborate.

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