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The ranking was part of the FT's annual FT1000 List for 2026, marking 621.74% CAGR between 2021 and 2024.
Written by: Healf
Written on: March 3, 2026
London, March 3, 2026— Healf is the fastest growing company in Europe according to the FT1000, the FT’s annual list ranking the fastest growing companies by compound annual growth rate (CAGR).
Healf achieved the #1 position thanks to a 621.74% CAGR between 2021 and 2024. The accolade follows a period of sustained growth since its founding in 2021, with continued acceleration into Q1 2026, surpassing a £100,000,000 annualised revenue run rate.
Having previously raised minimal venture funding, Healf has scaled to serve its customers with a lean team of under 100 full-time employees - reflecting strong capital efficiency alongside rapid growth.
Healf is a British wellbeing platform combining AI-powered e-commerce with expert-led curation across The Four Pillars™ of health: EAT, MOVE, MIND and SLEEP. Today, the company offers more than 4,000 expertly curated products designed to create a holistic and personalised approach to modern wellbeing.
In a world awash in infinite advice, fragmented products and contradictory information, people are drowning in data yet starving for clarity, and nowhere more so than in health and wellness. Healf turns complexity into clarity, making wellbeing easier to navigate and seamlessly integrated into everyday life.
From the outset, Healf has centred its mission on empowering people to take control of their health by proactively managing their wellbeing. The platform combines high-quality products, cutting-edge technology and personalisation to help customers build sustainable routines grounded in a holistic framework.
“Healf’s debut on the FT1000 as #1 is an incredible testament to the accelerating relevance and resonance of personalized wellbeing today,” said Healf cofounder and CEO, Lestat McCree. “For too long, health has been framed around fear, prevention, and correction. We’re redefining it as something aspirational and that something people choose because it makes them feel alive. The energy we’re seeing isn’t just demand for better products; it’s a deep resonance with a new way of living.”
The FT1000 list, compiled by the Financial Times in collaboration with Statista, has rated and ranked thousands of companies across Europe by percentage revenue growth over a three-year period.
Founded in 2020 by brothers Max and Lestat, Healf was shaped by lived experience. After struggling with chronic nosebleeds despite multiple medical interventions, Max began experimenting with his diet and wellbeing routine rather than undergoing further surgery. That journey sparked a broader mission: to remove the guesswork from health and wellness for others.
This recognition comes amid rapid expansion in the global health and wellbeing market, projected to grow from $6.82 trillion in 2025 to $10.36 trillion in 2030. As consumers move away from one-size-fits-all approaches towards personalisation and protective wellbeing, Healf is positioned to support customers in that journey.
As this landscape continues to evolve, Healf remains focused on its core mission: empowering people to enhance their lives through wellbeing made personal.
Healf is a UK-based wellbeing platform that offers the world’s most intentional curation of wellbeing products across EAT, MOVE, MIND and SLEEP — and combines culture, experts, intuition and data to make wellbeing personal, aspirational and at the centre of modern life.
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