Montréal, September 25, 2026. Orthogone Technologies ranks No. 266 on the 2026 Report on Business magazine ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies, published today by The Globe and Mail. The ranking measures one thing: revenue growth over three years. Orthogone’s was 96%.
The company was also on the 2025 list.
“Our clients keep bringing us harder problems, and our engineers keep solving them. In the end, that is what this ranking measures. I’m proud of the team, and thankful to every client and partner who trusted us with a demanding project over the last three years.”
Luc Leblanc, CEO at Orthogone Technologies.
What’s behind the number
More than 100 engineers at Orthogone design FPGAs, embedded systems, firmware and electronics for clients in high-frequency trading, aerospace and defence, medtech and IoT. In the past year, the company became a Texas Instruments Design Services Partner and started a partnership with Blackcore Technologies to cut latency for trading firms. It also put more effort into aerospace and defence.
About the ranking
Report on Business magazine launched Canada’s Top Growing Companies in 2019. Companies apply voluntarily, complete a detailed application and must meet revenue requirements. This eighth edition includes 376 companies. The full list and editorial coverage are in the October issue of Report on Business and online here.
“The Globe and Mail congratulates the winners of Canada’s Top Growing Companies 2026 on this exceptional achievement,” says Andrew Saunders, president and CEO of The Globe and Mail.
About Orthogone Technologies
Orthogone is a multi-disciplinary engineering firm that develops innovative solutions for complex technological challenges. We provide R&D, electronics design, and digital transformation consulting services to various industries, including healthcare, automotive, telecommunications, data centers, aerospace and defense, and security.
Our services help these industries stay at the forefront of technological innovation and meet the demands of a rapidly evolving market.
We facilitate the development of innovative products requiring in-depth knowledge of software development, embedded systems, FPGAs, and SoCs for our many Quebec and global clients.
The company also licenses intellectual property for FPGA, ASIC, or ASSP designs and an Ultra-low latency FPGA Framework ready for implementation in the financial, telecom, and data center markets.
About The Globe and Mail
The Globe and Mail is Canada’s foremost news media company, leading the national discussion and causing policy change through brave and independent journalism since 1844. With our award-winning coverage of business, politics and national affairs, The Globe and Mail newspaper reaches 6.1 million readers every week in our print or digital formats, and Report on Business magazine reaches 2.7 million readers in print and digital every issue. Our investment in innovative data science means that as the world continues to change, so does The Globe. The Globe and Mail is owned by Woodbridge, the investment arm of the Thomson family.
