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Fastest Growing Stocks

Revenue growth is the year-over-year percentage increase in sales — the raw speed of business expansion. This list ranks US stocks by their latest reported growth rate.

Growth without profitability burns cash — combine this screen with the profitability score or net margin to find companies growing sustainably.

#CompanyPriceDay %Rev. growth
1CRWV$80.47+0.73%586.9%
2BAM$45.73+0.68%401.3%
3IONQ$38.06-5.64%126.9%
4ARGX$995.86+0.01%116.2%
5NVDA$219.63+0.13%100.0%
6SMCI$38.73-4.03%76.3%
7QUBT$8.32-1.42%69.5%
8EVRG$79.80-1.29%63.0%
9APO$126.46+0.37%58.1%
10TKO$188.85-0.24%54.2%
11ALNY$242.72-1.14%53.0%
12CRCL$91.11+7.07%52.7%
13SNDK$1726.00+6.91%49.3%
14PDD$79.58+2.38%49.0%
15HOOD$118.45+7.87%48.8%
16NU$13.73-0.80%48.8%
17LVS$40.15-1.28%46.9%
18TCOM$40.80+1.09%46.0%
19KKR$98.190.00%45.3%
20UEC$10.04-0.84%42.4%
21MELI$1793.33-1.75%38.9%
22KVYO$15.37-3.18%37.7%
23IBKR$89.73+1.53%36.6%
24NXP$13.51-0.84%35.5%
25ONON$27.52+0.68%35.1%
26PLTR$175.94-0.17%32.9%
27AXON$451.23-0.50%32.8%
28SW$44.34-2.51%32.3%
29LLY$1145.58-0.60%31.7%
30SNOW$333.74-1.37%31.4%
31COIN$192.43+10.61%31.0%
32NET$320.15-4.13%30.5%
33FIX$1610.36+2.31%30.0%
34RBLX$46.96-1.14%30.0%
35AU$101.12-1.21%30.0%
36CCL$21.91-1.20%29.8%
37SKHY$184.12+0.62%29.6%
38WPM$149.88-1.53%29.5%
39CRWD$238.37-2.98%29.0%
40DASH$192.91-0.85%27.7%
41PODD$140.79-0.53%27.5%
42AEM$198.39-1.48%27.5%
43ZS$196.19-0.65%27.5%
44WDC$437.57+3.23%27.4%
45SHOP$127.11-1.15%27.3%
46ANET$197.37-1.08%27.1%
47NGG$76.75-1.10%27.0%
48DDOG$229.91-2.58%26.9%
49GFI$42.39-2.19%26.9%
50HEI$296.06-0.14%26.6%

FAQ

What counts as high revenue growth?

Above 20% YoY is generally considered high growth for large caps; small caps can sustain 50%+. Growth naturally slows as companies scale.

Is high revenue growth always good?

Not alone — growth bought with discounts or heavy spending can destroy value. Check margins and cash flow alongside it.

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Data updated daily from Finnhub fundamentals and SEC filings. Scores are simplified heuristics for screening — not investment advice.