Tile Mountain Group has been recognised as the 48th fastest-growing business in the Midlands and East of England by the Fast Growth 50 index for 2023.
The Fast Growth 50 is an annual index that identifies the top 50 fastest-growing companies in six nations and regions. This year’s index for the Midlands and East of England has highlighted businesses from multiple sectors that together generated a turnover of £3.2 billion, at an average growth rate of 202 per cent, with the creation of over 5,267 jobs last year.
Founded in 2013, Tile Mountain Ltd has become the UK’s fastest-growing tile retailer. Operating from its head office in Stoke-On-Trent, the company has made a significant investment in capacity and infrastructure with three purpose-built warehouses, nine showrooms and an office complex.
Jeremy Harris, managing director of the Tile Mountain Group, said: “We are delighted to be included in the Fast Growth 50m and extremely proud that our strategic efforts in driving the Group forward combined with a strong performance have made a positive contribution to the Midlands and East of Englands business community.”
“This latest accolade is a testament to our commitment to continue improving and investing in our infrastructure, technology, and staff.”
In 2018 the Tile Mountain Group expanded further with the launch of Bathroom Mountain and the acquisition of Walls and Floors Ltd. and has continued its strategic growth winning accolades that include The Sunday Times FastTrack 100 and the FEBE Growth Awards.
Professor Dylan Jones-Evans OBE, Founder of Fast Growth 50, said: “The UK Fast Growth 50 Index demonstrates that a small number of fast growth firms including the Tile Mountain Group make a substantial contribution to the UK’s economic landscape, providing real examples of how innovations, enterprise and sheer hard work can make a real difference in all sectors from construction to financial services to technology.”
Professor Dylan Jones-Evans OBE. Image Credit: Fast Growth 50
The Fast Growth 50 has been running in Wales for 25 years and now includes a national rollout. The initiative is more than just an annual index; it aims to build a community that supports, celebrates and champions entrepreneurs at various stages.
Professor Dylan Jones-Evans OBE continues: “Their incredible growth during difficult times shows that through generating wealth and jobs in their local communities, entrepreneurship is the cornerstone of regional and national prosperity. Most important of all, their success stories demonstrate the impact of ambition and adaptability, providing a blueprint for sustainable growth that will hopefully inspire others to follow a similar journey.”
The index highlights the 50 fastest-growing businesses in six nations and regions based on turnover growth over a two-year period.
