Free top 10 of 94
| # | Company | Sector | Industry | Staff | 1-yr growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pacific Union | Finance | Lending & Brokerage | 250-499 | +100% |
| 2 | Greens List | Law Firms & Legal Services | Law Firms & Legal Services | 100-249 | +100% |
| 3 | AIA Health Insurance | Insurance | Insurance | 50-99 | +100% |
| 4 | Firmable | Software | Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Software | 20-49 | +100% |
| 5 | Paper Giant | Business Services | Advertising & Marketing | 20-49 | +100% |
| 6 | Quarry | Media & Internet | Publishing | 100-249 | +95.8% |
| 7 | Yo-Chi | Hospitality | Restaurants | 250-499 | +94.6% |
| 8 | Az Nga | Business Services | Management Consulting | 250-499 | +84.2% |
| 9 | Doxa | Organizations | Non-Profit & Charitable Organizations | 20-49 | +80% |
| 10 | Centelon | Business Services | Custom Software & IT Services | 250-499 | +72.7% |
Edition October 2026. Source: licensed B2B firmographic and technographic data. Company-level only.
What the data shows
- Median 1-year headcount growth across the 94 employers in Melbourne: +34%.
- 5 of 94 (5%) at least doubled headcount in a year.
- Biggest industries: Architecture, Engineering & Design (9), Custom Software & IT Services (8), Investment Banking (8).
- Melbourne has the most (76 of 94, 81%); the list spans 5 towns and cities.
- Size mix: 39 under 50 staff, 41 with 50–199, 14 with 200+ (median 72 employees).
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Notes and limits
- Ranked by 1-year headcount growth from licensed B2B firmographic and technographic data. Employers with 20–1,000 staff that grew at least +25% in a year (the lowest on this list).
- Growth is the exact 1-year headcount change, rounded. Anything of 200% or more is shown only as "200%+ (estimated)" (small teams make such figures unreliable), and inside that group companies are listed largest first.
- Companies are placed by head-office location; metro areas include their suburbs. Schools, universities, government bodies, churches and membership organisations are left out, as are likely branches of larger groups.
- A fast-growing company is not guaranteed to be hiring for your role today; use the careers link to check.
- Company-level data only: no personal contacts.
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FAQ
- How is "fastest-growing" measured?
- By 1-year headcount growth from licensed B2B firmographic and technographic data, for employers with 20–1,000 staff. Growth below 200% is shown as the exact figure; 200% or more is shown as "200%+ (estimated)" and those companies are listed largest first.
- Are these companies hiring?
- Headcount growth is a strong hiring signal, but it is not a job opening. Each row in the full list has a careers-page search link.
- What do I get for $7?
- All 94 companies with website, sector, size band, growth, revenue band and careers link, as CSV, Excel and PDF.