Obrizum ranks 44th in the 2025 Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50

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Cambridge-based Obrizum said on 7 November 2025 that it had been placed 44th in the Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50, an annual ranking of the country's fastest-growing technology companies. The list is based on percentage revenue growth over the previous three years. The company did not publish its own growth figure in the announcement, and the ranking was not accompanied by any new funding or product news.

According to Obrizum's announcement, the companies on the 2025 list grew by an average of 1,905% over three years and together reported £2.41 billion in revenue for 2024/25. A regional round-up from Cambridge Network listed Obrizum among the Cambridgeshire businesses that made the ranking, alongside Levidian and Monavate. The same round-up reported that Journee topped the overall list.

Chief executive and co-founder Dr Chibeza Agley linked the ranking to the company's aim of making growth achievable for the organisations it serves. Obrizum describes its product as a patented adaptive learning platform that uses explainable AI to turn scattered content into structured material, identify skill gaps and personalise learning for each user. The company also lists ISO 27001 certification and a 2024 award for best use of AI in learning among its credentials.

Why it matters

A place in a revenue-growth ranking offers an outside indicator that buyers are paying for adaptive, AI-based corporate training, an area where many products remain early-stage.

Key facts

  • Ranked 44th of 50 in the 2025 Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50
  • Ranking based on three-year revenue growth
  • Obrizum did not disclose its own growth rate
  • One of several Cambridgeshire companies on the list

Organisations in this story

  • Obrizum
  • Deloitte
  • Cambridge Network

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