Midsummer Named One of Sweden’s Fastest Growing Companies

Midsummer AB has been named as one of Sweden’s 50 fastest growing technology companies in 2018, according to Deloittes Technology Sweden Fast 50, and has also been crowned a “Gazelle company” 2018 by Sweden’s financial daily Dagens Industri for being one of Sweden’s fastest-growing companies all categories. Midsummer is a leading developer and supplier of advanced solar energy technology solutions for the production and installation of thin-film solar panels.
 
Deloitte, one of the world’s leading audit and consulting companies, lists the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Sweden each year. Solar energy technology company Midsummer topped the Fast 50 list in 2012 when it was also named the fastest growing cleantech company in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East, Africa).
 
This year, Midsummer has again been listed as one of Sweden’s 50 fastest growing technology companies. Fast 50 is based on criteria such as rapid growth, ownership of patented technology, major investments in technology research, and certain minimum levels of revenue and the number of years during which the business has been operating.
 
Midsummer is also included in this year’s prestigious list of “Gasells” (Gazelles) by Dagens Industri, Swedens biggest daily financial newspaper. In order to be appointed as a Gasell company, the company must meet certain financial and growth criteria. Also, the Gazelle jury does an overall valuation of the company and weighs in additional parameters that show a healthy business.
 
“Being included on these prestigious lists shows that our investment in research and development is on the right track. Our goal is for our technology to remain market leading in the segment of lightweight, flexible solar panels, and for the company to grow at least as fast as the entire rapidly expanding segment,” said Sven Lindström, CEO, Midsummer.
 
Midsummer is a developer and supplier of advanced solar energy solutions for the production and installation of thin film solar cells.