HONK Ranks #81 out of 416 on Canada’s Top Growing Companies List for 2024
TORONTO, ON, September 27, 2024 – HONK, North America’s leading provider of contactless payments for parking, is pleased to announce that it has been named as one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies in the Globe & Mail’s 2024 Report on Business magazine. The nationally recognized list ranks Canada’s most successful companies based on their recent three-year revenue growth. HONK earned spot 81 out of 416 companies with an impressive three-year revenue growth of 512%.
Established in 2013, HONK provides payment and parking technology to municipalities, colleges and universities, real estate owners, and private parking operators through a unified platform. Its mission is to replace hardware-based payment terminals with software-based solutions, which creates faster, more streamlined payment processes for parking owners and operators as well as for drivers.
“HONK’s inclusion in this list is not only a reflection of our relentless focus on progress, but it’s also a continuation of our momentum over the past few years,” said Michael Back, HONK Founder and CEO. “We’re honored to have been recognized before, and this year’s achievement further validates our commitment to delivering smart, forward-thinking technology. We couldn’t have done it without our dedicated team and forward-thinking customers.”
Canada’s Top Growing Companies, an editorial ranking launched in 2019, aims to shine a light on the accomplishments of innovative businesses across the nation. In order to qualify for the voluntary program, all companies are required to complete an in-depth application process.
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