Record Growth puts Dr. Phone Fix on the Financial Times list of ‘The Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2025’
LONDON, UK. April 22, 2025 – Dr. Phone Fix Canada Corporation’s (“Dr. Phone Fix” or “Company”)(TSXV: DPF) record growth rate has put it on the Financial Times 6th Annual List of ‘The America’ Fastest Growing Companies 2025’.
Dr. Phone Fix, a multiple award-winning growth leader in Canada’s cell phone repair and resale industry, joins the Financial Times’ prestigious annual list, which in past, has included Amazon, Tesla, Netflix, Zoom, Door Dash, Pfizer, Shopify, and Lululemon.
This prestigious award is presented by the Financial Times and Statista Inc., the world-leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider. Statista publishes hundreds of industry rankings and company listings worldwide with high-profile media partners.
The Times awards list can be viewed on the FT.com website.
The ranking of growth companies is based on their Compounded Revenue Growth Rate (CAGR) over a three-year period from 2020 to 2023.
Dr. Phone Fix posted an Absolute Growth Rate of 366.4% and an 67.1% Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CARG). Forty-eight of the 300 companies on the list are based in Canada. The list includes countries in both North and South America. Dr. Phone Fix is ranked #2 among the Media and Telecommunications companies.
“We’re excited to be included in rankings by a distinguished business financial publication like the storied Financial Times. It reflects our vision, leadership and execution and is a tribute to our exceptional hard working and talented employees. I am also grateful to our loyal customers, more than 28,000 who have posted positive online reviews. They have made this growth possible,” says Dr. Phone Fix founder and CEO, Piyush Sawhney.
Dr. Phone Fix is a Canadian awards leader which is a two-time winner of the Globe and Mail’s prestigious list of Canada’s growth leaders including ranking it as #10 nationwide with a three-year revenue growth rate pegged at 3055%.
The Company is the winner of eight gold trophies announced at International Business Awards galas in London (2022), Rome (2023) and Istanbul (2024) and has shared the world’s award stage with BMO, Bell, TELUS and Canadian Tire. Dr. Phone Fix and TELUS were both chosen People’s Choice winners, but in different categories.
About Dr. Phone Fix
DPF is an award-winning, eco-friendly, customer-centric growth leader in Canada's cell phone and electronics repair and pre-owned resale industry. Founded in 2019, DPF operates a nationwide network of 35 corporately owned cell phone and electronics repair stores. In addition to its repair services, DPF sells certified pre-owned devices and a wide selection of accessories. DPF has well established networks to acquire and resell a wide variety of used and refurbished electronic devices from certified vendors.
DPF’s mission is to be a trustworthy leader in the ‘Repair, Reuse, Recycle, Refurbish, Resell, Recycle’ of cell phones.
Dr. Phone Fix is traded on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "DPF"
For more information visit: https://www.docphonefix.com
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