Tracksuit tops the 2025 Deloitte Fast 50 index
Auckland, 27 November 2025 – Brand tracking platform, Tracksuit, has claimed first place on the Deloitte Fast 50 index this year with an outstanding 627% revenue increase over the past three years. Quickly gaining traction globally, Tracksuit provides businesses with accessible, always-on, brand tracking tools that help marketers measure and grow brand health with confidence.
Revealed at the national celebration held at Auckland’s Eden Park this evening, the annual Deloitte Fast 50 index highlights businesses that have shown significant revenue growth over the past three years, establishing the standard for fast-growing companies in New Zealand. This year’s event was especially significant as it also marked the 25th anniversary of the Deloitte Fast 50 programme in New Zealand.
Stronghold Group, a leading provider of innovative construction and infrastructure solutions, secured second place on the index with 590% growth, reflecting its rapid expansion and strong demand for its services across Auckland. Not only did Stronghold Group walk away with a second-place ranking on the overall index, it also took home the award for Fastest Growing Māori or Pasifika Owned Business - the first company to ever win this newly-introduced category.
In third place is Moxx Brands, a fast-growing consumer goods company behind some of New Zealand’s most popular lifestyle brands for the modern shopper, including re.stor, everblue, Maison & Muse., and Atomic. Moxx achieved 512% growth thanks to its strong consumer engagement and innovative product development.
The 2025 top five fastest-growing businesses in New Zealand, as ranked by the Deloitte Fast 50 index, are:
- Tracksuit (627%)
- Stronghold Group (590%)
- Moxx Brands (512%)
- BlockBlueLight (414%)
- Robomate (408%)
Deloitte Private Partner and Fast 50 lead, James Arlidge, says this year’s theme, Barrier Breakers, Future Makers, reflects the ambition of Kiwi businesses – even in tough times.
“Tracksuit’s success story is a perfect example of how two people with an idea can form the foundation for something huge,” says Arlidge. “Their startup mindset has allowed for fast growth, along with their agility and a focus on the people in their company, their clients and the broader consumer base from which their brand tracking data is gained. This focus on people has undoubtedly helped lead them to the top spot on this year’s index.”
Business innovation paired with global ambition can drive extraordinary growth. “We’ve seen that showcased by the businesses on this year’s index who are shaping the future of Aotearoa’s economy through creativity, technology, and bold thinking,” continues Arlidge.
Key trends in the 2025 index include:
- A technology-led business dominating the top spot, highlighting the strength of New Zealand’s weightless exports. Followed closely by industrial products, construction and food and beverage as the other top industries.
- Increased adoption of AI and data-driven solutions across multiple sectors.
- Expansion into international markets as a major growth driver.
“When asked what factors will contribute to growth over the next one to three years, more than two thirds of the companies listed on this year’s index cited ‘new regions/markets’, showing the appetite for international collaboration and connection from Kiwi businesses,” says Arlidge.
On the Master of Growth index, which recognises sustained growth over five years, Phoenix Recycling Group secured the number one position with 626% growth. This nationwide recycling business is New Zealand’s largest privately held metal recycler. They were followed by Oritain (558%), global leaders in Forensic Origin Verification and retail crime intelligence platform, Auror (538%).
Introduced in 2017, the Master of Growth index ranks the 20 fastest growing established businesses achieving longer term growth. It ranks businesses starting from a larger revenue base, with over five years of revenue growth.
“The Master of Growth index celebrates established Kiwi businesses who continue to sustain impressive growth over an extended period,” adds Arlidge. “These businesses show what’s possible with determination, perseverance and a long-term vision.”
Learn more about the Deloitte Fast 50 programme and see this year’s full results at http://www.fast50.co.nz.
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