Last week, Deloitte released its 31st annual North America Technology Fast 500, highlighting the fastest-growing companies across technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, fintech and energy tech, including 16 companies from Vancouver.
Across North America, awardees reported revenue growth ranging from 122 percent to 29,738 percent between 2021 and 2024.
Read on for a closer look at the top five Vancouver-based companies recognized.
Top Vancouver Tech Companies on Deloitte’s 2025 Technology Fast 500
- Veritree
- Corinex
- Hydreight Technologies Inc.
- CyberQP
- KOHO
Ranked #21, 6,565% Growth
Veritree works with companies to meet their sustainability goals through its technology and ecosystem restoration projects. The platform connects businesses with environmental projects like tree planting and uses technologies like blockchain and IoT sensors to verify, track and report on the impact of these efforts.
Ranked #72, 1,303% Growth
Corinex develops and manufactures broadband-over-power-line technology for smart grid infrastructure, using existing electrical wiring to transmit high-speed data and support energy-sector decarbonization. Its products, including BPL headends and management software, allow electric utilities to monitor and manage energy flow and integrate a range of renewable energy sources.
Ranked #77, 1,238% Growth
Hydreight Technologies Inc. runs a mobile clinical network platform that lets clients book medical and wellness services to be delivered at their home, office or hotel. Licensed healthcare professionals on the platform offer services such as IV hydration and vitamin injections.
Ranked #86, 1,114% Growth
CyberQP provides a platform that helps IT teams and managed service providers oversee access to critical systems and reduce identity-related risks. It also supports help desk operations by giving users access only when necessary, limiting unnecessary exposure.
Ranked #145, 559% Growth
KOHO offers a money management app designed to help users manage everyday spending, earn cash back and build credit. The company notes that it isn’t a bank; instead, it provides a prepaid account structure that allows users to spend only the money they load onto the app, ensuring they can’t accumulate debt.
