Think Hire Named to FEBE Growth 100 for Second Year Running

Think Hire, a division of Think Energy Group, has been named to the FEBE Growth 100 for the second year running. The list ranks the UK's fastest-growing founder-led businesses, and this year's celebration brought the cohort together at the historic Abbey Road Studios in London.

A second appearance on the FEBE Growth 100
Being named to the FEBE Growth 100 once is a strong signal of momentum. Doing it twice, in consecutive years, says something about consistency. Think Hire first appeared on the list in 2025, and this year's inclusion confirms that the growth behind that first listing wasn't a one-off.

The FEBE Growth 100 rates the UK's fastest-growing, founder-led, privately owned and profitable businesses, with turnover between £3m and £200m, ranked by two-year sales compound annual growth rate. Companies are assessed using data from Companies House and Beauhurst, alongside direct submissions from the businesses themselves. It's designed to put a spotlight on the founders driving that growth, not just the numbers behind it.

An evening at Abbey Road Studios
This year's Growth 100 celebration was held at Abbey Road Studios, a venue with its own long history of creative work, on this occasion filled with founders, operators and investors from across the UK's fastest-growing private companies. The room brought together a wide range of businesses and industries, all built by founders who've taken the same kind of risk that got Think Hire started.

What this means for Think Hire's customers
Think Hire operates as an off-grid Energy-as-a-Service provider, supplying solar hybrid generators, battery energy storage systems and its Think Energy Panorama energy management platform to construction, infrastructure and industrial customers across the UK. A second consecutive FEBE Growth 100 listing reflects the scale the team has reached while delivering that offer.

Read more about last year's listing in Think Hire's article, Think Hire Has Made the FEBE Growth 100, and see the full current cohort on FEBE's Growth 100 site.