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IMAIOS Recognized by the Financial Times Among Europe’s Fastest-Growing Companies

  • Denis Hoa
  • 3/13/26
  • Updated on 3/12/26

IMAIOS was recognized as one of the top European companies with the strongest revenue growth over the period 2021-2024 (all sectors combined) and was included in the FT1000 benchmark ranking.

IMAIOS is proud to announce its inclusion in the FT 1000 – Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies 2026 ranking, published by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista.

This prestigious ranking highlights the 1,000 European companies with the strongest revenue growth in recent years, across all industries. Being listed recognizes the strong momentum of IMAIOS’ growth, the strength of its business model, and the relevance of its mission in healthcare and medical education.

The FT 1000 Ranking: An International Benchmark

The FT 1000 – Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies ranking is based on a rigorous methodology using verified financial data. It identifies independent European companies that have achieved an exceptional compound annual growth rate over a defined period.

Published annually, the FT 1000 has become a widely recognized international benchmark for entrepreneurial performance and innovation across Europe.

Growth Driven by IMAIOS’ Anatomy Atlases

IMAIOS’ growth is primarily driven by its core and flagship products: the digital anatomy atlases e-Anatomy and vet-Anatomy.

e-Anatomy: A Global Reference in Human Anatomy

e-Anatomy is widely recognized as a global reference in human anatomy, used daily by physicians, radiologists, medical students, and educators worldwide. Built on medical imaging, it provides a highly interactive, accurate, and contextualized exploration of anatomy, supporting both medical education and clinical practice.
Its value has also been highlighted in academic literature. In a 2025 review published in the Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries, Rachel C. Perry writes:

“e-Anatomy is a comprehensive reference resource of human anatomy and medical images. It is more than a standard anatomy atlas, it is highly interactive, promotes the connection between anatomy and associated medical imagery, and can be integrated into clinical workflows with the mobile and tablet versions. […] it is a useful resource for librarians to provide in university and hospital libraries.”
Rachel C. Perry, Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries, 2025
https://doi.org/10.1080/15424065.2025.2587672

This independent assessment reinforces e-Anatomy’s position as a trusted educational and clinical resource, widely adopted by healthcare professionals as well as university and hospital libraries around the world.

vet-Anatomy: Extending IMAIOS’ Expertise to Veterinary Anatomy

Building on the success of e-Anatomy, vet-Anatomy applies the same scientific and educational standards to veterinary anatomy. The platform offers high-precision, interactive anatomy atlases for multiple animal species, supporting veterinary education and professional practice worldwide.
vet-Anatomy addresses the specific needs of veterinary teaching and clinical use while relying on the same core principles: scientific accuracy, interactivity, anatomical precision, and digital accessibility.

Recognition of the IMAIOS Model

Being listed in the FT 1000 ranking confirms the strength of IMAIOS’ positioning—combining medical excellence, cutting-edge technology, and educational innovation to sustainably support healthcare and veterinary professionals.

This achievement is first and foremost a tribute to our teams, our scientific partners, and the global community of users who trust our solutions every day.

IMAIOS is honored to be recognized among Europe’s fastest-growing companies and remains fully committed to its mission: to improve clinical practice and medical training through high-quality, innovative digital solutions.

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