Entry Criteria
For entry to the 2012 Fast Track 100 companies were required to be:
• Unquoted • Registered in the UK • Non-subsidiary, independent • Annualised sales of at least £250,000 in 2008/09 • Annualised sales of at least £5m in 2011/12 • An increase in sales from penultimate to latest year, and a forecast of further sales growth • Not a technology company
Read more about this topic: Sunday Times Fast Track 100
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