Canadian technology companies recorded strong growth in Deloitte Canada’s 2026 Technology Fast 50 rankings, with the winning cohort achieving an average revenue growth rate of 3,079%, according to the company’s announcement on October 28.

Toronto-based Finni Health took first place in the Technology Fast 50 category, reporting 46,574% revenue growth over four years. The company provides software and services that help autism-care providers establish and manage their applied behaviour analysis practices.

Other recognised companies included Vancouver-based UniUni, which ranked first in the Enterprise—Industry Leaders category with 2,143% four-year revenue growth, and Ottawa-based Turbopuffer, which led the Companies-to-Watch category after recording 65,443% growth over three years.

Deloitte said the results reflect the ambition of Canadian technology businesses operating amid economic uncertainty and competitive pressure. Its announcement also highlighted priorities such as customer acquisition, raising capital, hiring specialised talent and using artificial intelligence to improve productivity.

The rankings offer a snapshot of fast-growing firms across Canada’s technology ecosystem. Deloitte said its winner selection is based on revenue-growth criteria, with participating companies required to submit audited or reviewed financial statements.