Several Sioux Falls Companies Ranked Among Fastest-growing In America
Booming numbers on the bottom line have landed a number of Sioux Falls businesses on a list of the fastest growing companies in America.
Inc ranked privately held, for-profit, U.S. based, independent businesses according to their percentage revenue growth over three years, from 2022 to 2025. The minimum revenue requirement is $100,000 for 2022 and $2 million for 2025. .
The top companies made the 2026 5000 list, including seven that call Sioux Falls home:
- Wild Oak Boutique (Consumer Products): 356% growth
- Phase 3 (Financial Services): 204% growth
- Silencer Central (Consumer Products): 192% growth
- IRA Financial (Financial Services): 145% growth
- MarketBeat (Financial Services): 128% growth
- AVPro Global Holdings (Business Products): 40% growth
- CEGA (Healthcare & Medical): 30% growth
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Across the Mount Rushmore State, four other businesses landed on the list:
- 101 Technologies (Telecommunications) - Wagner: 163% growth
- Summit Contracting (Construction) - Platte: 65% growth
- My3Tech (IT Services) - Pierre: 52% growth
- RuffLand Performance (Manufacturing) - Tea: 20% growth
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