After national recognition, Plutora makes the top 10 in fastest growing private companies in Silicon Valley

Just last month Plutora made its debut on the Inc. 5000 list, the hallmark of entrepreneurial success that features the fastest-growing private companies in the country. Looking a little closer to home, we’re absolutely thrilled to announce that Plutora ranked number nine in the Silicon Valley Business Journal’s 2018 Fast Private Awards.

These annual awards highlight the fastest growing, privately-owned companies in the Silicon Valley area. The list is compiled using revenue figures from 2015-2017, with the top 11 companies on the list exhibiting at least triple-digit growth. The 46 companies on the list brought in $3.6 billion in revenue in 2017, a 41% increase from those that made up the list just two years prior.

Plutora’s top 10 ranking was particularly influenced by our outstanding year-on-year growth, which came in at 165.59%.

We’re very proud to be recognized in the Silicon Valley area in this capacity - it’s where we live, work and do our business, it’s home. To sit alongside many other local, innovative and successful companies is an honor and we are privileged to be a valued member of the Silicon Valley business community. This recognition of our past growth is a testament to all the hard work and dedication the Plutora team has put in the last few years, and also inspires us to keep growing and innovating.

It is hard to believe that we are already in the last quarter of the year and that 2019 is what we are now planning for. However, closing out what has been an outstanding 2018 with a Silicon Valley top 10 fastest growing private business distinction is another great feather in our cap. Earlier in the year the EMA DevOps 2020 named Plutora a top three vendor for release management alongside Microsoft and IBM, and not long after we were included in the Forrester New Wave Report for Value Stream Management. As we finish out this year strong, we’re excited to match and exceed these accomplishments next year.