Sterling Event Group has been recognised as one of Europe’s fastest growing businesses, earning a place in the prestigious FT1000: Europe’s Fastest-Growing Companies 2026 ranking.
Compiled by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista, the annual FT1000 list highlights the top 1,000 companies across Europe based on revenue growth between 2021 and 2024. Following months of rigorous data analysis and evaluation, this year’s ranking showcases organisations that have demonstrated exceptional resilience, innovation, and sustained expansion in a challenging economic landscape.
Sterling Event Group’s inclusion reflects a period of significant growth for the business, underpinned by continued investment in its people, technology, and service offering. Operating across live events, and AV hire & production, the company has strengthened its position as a leading technical production partner for high-profile events and global brands.
This year’s FT1000 ranking shines a spotlight on companies that have not only navigated economic uncertainty but have successfully scaled at pace across diverse sectors including technology, construction, and professional services. For Sterling Event Group, the recognition reinforces its commitment to delivering excellence while pursuing ambitious growth plans across the UK and beyond.
Commenting on the achievement, Managing Director Richard Bowden said:
“This is an incredibly exciting time for Sterling Event Group. We’re continually evolving to ensure we lead the way and deliver first class services to our clients.
Our significant growth in recent years is a testament to the dedication of our team and the trust of our clients and partners, for which I’m hugely grateful.
With the live events sector continuing to grow, we believe this is just the beginning.”
The company continues to build momentum, with strategic expansion plans and ongoing investment aimed at supporting its next phase of growth.
The full FT1000: Europe’s Fastest-Growing Companies 2026 ranking is now available via the Financial Times.
