Silvair has been recognized in the Financial Times' The Americas' Fastest Growing Companies 2026 ranking, prepared in collaboration with Statista. The annual list highlights 300 companies across the Americas that achieved the strongest revenue growth over the 2021–2024 period, based on independently verified financial data.

Silvair was ranked 92nd, reflecting several years of sustained growth driven by the increasing adoption of its wireless building technology platform and the continued expansion of the Bluetooth^® NLC ecosystem. During this period, the company broadened its technology portfolio beyond wireless lighting control, introducing new capabilities for Emergency Lighting Testing, HVAC integration, integration with building management systems (BMS), and data-driven connected services. At the same time, the Silvair ecosystem continued to grow, with more partners bringing Bluetooth NLC products to market and expanding the availability of interoperable solutions for commercial buildings.

The recognition comes at a time when demand for open, standards-based building technologies continues to accelerate. Across the industry, building owners and manufacturers are increasingly looking for scalable, interoperable solutions that simplify integration, improve operational efficiency, and support long-term sustainability goals. Silvair's strategy has been built around these principles from the beginning, combining open standards with technologies designed for modern commercial buildings.

"Being on this list, alongside companies across the Americas in every sector imaginable, is humbling. But the truth is, this recognition reflects a chapter that's already behind us. Our ambition is to continue building a category-defining platform for modern building technologies. That's where the real work is. We're enjoying the ride. The best is ahead," said Rafał Han, CEO of Silvair.

We would like to thank our customers, partners, and the entire Silvair team for helping make this achievement possible. We see this recognition not as a finish line, but as another milestone in our continued journey to advance open, interoperable building technologies.

The Financial Times ranking was compiled in partnership with Statista and is based on companies' compound annual revenue growth between 2021 and 2024. The full ranking is available on the Financial Times website.