toob ranks in The Sunday Times 100 Tech, Britain’s fastest-growing private tech companies for 2nd year running

toob full-fibre broadband has ranked in The Sunday Times 100 Tech, Britain’s fastest-growing private tech companies listing for the 2nd year running. The Hampshire-based broadband provider has ranked in 9th place overall in the highly coveted 2026 hardware listing, which acknowledges companies experiencing continued growth.

Following toob’s inception in 2017, the broadband provider has grown exponentially and currently has over 100,000 customers benefitting from fast and reliable 900 Mbps, priced at £25 a month on an 18 month contract.

Since its first deployment in Southampton in 2019, toob has seen coverage of its ultrafast full-fibre connectivity expand to counties including Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire, Yorkshire, the West Midlands and beyond. As of January 2025, the provider operates across 36 counties and 136 towns and cities throughout England and Scotland, serving over 70,000 customers on its own network and more than 50,000 through its CityFibre partnership.

Multi-award-winner toob has been recognised numerous times over the years, including being named Best Provider in the Midlands, East and South East of England by Broadband Genie, receiving 2 North East Contact Centre Awards (NECCA) and ranking in 4th place in The Sunday Times 100 Tech, Britain’s fastest-growing private technology companies listing, in 2025.

Nick Parbutt, toob CEO and Founder, said: “It’s an honour to be ranked in The Sunday Times 100 Tech listing for the 2nd year running. This achievement reflects our rapid growth, thriving customer base and is a testament of our dedicated team who work incredibly hard to deliver ultrafast full-fibre connectivity to homes and businesses across England and Scotland.”

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