Bento (2B Intelligent Soft S.A.), the Romanian software company behind Bento MDM and Bento Field Service Management, has been ranked 137th out of 300 in Europe's Long-Term Growth Champions 2026, a ranking compiled by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista. The list honors the 300 European companies with the strongest sustained organic revenue growth over the decade from 2014 to 2024.
According to the ranking, Bento recorded a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 30.27% over the period, with revenue growing from approximately €1.17 million in 2014 to approximately €14.75 million in 2024. The company is classified under IT & Software. To qualify, companies had to be independent, headquartered in Europe, and demonstrate organic revenue growth, with figures verified by Statista. The 2026 edition recognizes 300 companies across 31 industries.
Listed on the AeRO market of the Bucharest Stock Exchange since March 2022, Bento develops proprietary software products and provides IT and cloud infrastructure services, with reference projects across energy, utilities, telecom, and field services. The company is pursuing international expansion of its proprietary products, including Bento MDM, an enterprise unified device and endpoint management platform available as cloud (SaaS) and on-premises deployments. More information is available at www.bentomdm.com.
Radu Scarlat, Chairman and CEO of Bento, commented: “Sustained growth over a decade reflects the strength of our proprietary products and a disciplined approach to the markets we serve. This recognition supports our focus on extending that record internationally.”
This recognition underscores Bento's consistent performance and positions it among Europe's elite growth companies. For the IT & Software industry, the ranking highlights the potential for sustained organic expansion in a competitive sector. Investors and industry watchers may view this as a signal of Bento's stability and its ability to scale internationally, particularly as it pushes its MDM solution into global markets. The company's decade-long track record could serve as a benchmark for other European tech firms seeking long-term growth.
