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SEARCHThe safety tech provider makes the esteemed listing fastest-growing companies for the second time in a row.
The company climbed 42 spots from 2023.
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Verra Mobility announced on Nov. 6 that the company has been named to the Fortune100 Fastest-Growing Companies List for the second consecutive year.
In the 39th year, this prestigious list ranks global companies based on their revenue growth, profits, and stock returns over a three-year period.
And in 2024, Verra Mobility ranked 56th on the list, up from 98th in 2023.
David Roberts, president and CEO of Verra Mobility, said: "This recognition underscores our strong position in our markets and the excellent performance of our team around the world. We are positioned for continued growth as we continue to deploy our business operating system with a focus on continuous improvement and consistent execution."
According to Fortune, the 100 companies on this year's list are worth a combined $6.7 trillion in market capitalization.
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