Spanish digital signage technology company nsign, headquartered in Barcelona, has been included in the FT1000 – Europe’s Fastest-Growing Companies 2026 ranking, compiled by the Financial Times in collaboration with Statista. The ranking identifies the 1,000 European companies that achieved the highest revenue growth between 2021 and 2024. The company, which develops software for managing digital experiences in physical spaces, ranks 640th after achieving 127.9% growth during the period analyzed, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 31.6%. During those three years, nsign increased its revenue from €3.49 million in 2021 to €7.96 million in 2024, driven by the rapid digitalization of sectors such as retail, quick-service restaurants (QSR), hospitality and transportation hubs. The FT1000 ranking, which includes companies from 31 European countries, has become one of the leading indicators of business dynamism in Europe. In this year’s edition, only 25 Spanish companies made the list. The recognition comes at a time of strong growth in the market for digital experiences in physical environments. According to industry estimates, the global digital signage market is expected to exceed $40 billion in the coming years, driven by the ongoing digital transformation of retail, hospitality and transportation spaces. “Being part of the FT1000 confirms that we are building a technology company with a global outlook,” said Toni Viñals, CEO of nsign. “More and more organizations need platforms capable of connecting data, operations and communication across their physical environments.” Founded in Barcelona in 2006, nsign develops a SaaS platform designed to manage and orchestrate digital experiences in physical spaces, connecting networks of screens with enterprise systems and real-time data sources. The platform is built around the principle of “Simplify Complexity”, enabling organizations to design, automate and measure even the most sophisticated digital environments from a single platform. Platforms of this kind are becoming a key component of digital transformation processes in sectors such as retail, hospitality and transportation, where digital screens are no longer limited to displaying content but are increasingly integrated with operations, pricing, promotions, business data and customer service systems. In addition to delivering dynamic content, the nsign platform enables organizations to capture and analyze data to optimize communication, operations and user interaction, incorporating technologies such as artificial intelligence, Big Data and IoT. Today, the company manages more than 85,000 connected devices across more than 25 countries and serves over 1,000 international brands. Its clients include companies such as Areas, Aena, PwC, Electronic Arts, Burger King, KFC, Subway, Starbucks, Krispy Kreme, Cinépolis, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, PepsiCo, Porcelanosa, The Phone House, Nespresso, Unilever and Haribo.