The criteria for the Gazelle nomination include consistent, organic and profitable growth over a minimum of four years. To be nominated Super Company, a company need to meet a number of tough criteria in matter of growth, profit, revenue, effectivity, capital structure and financing. Only one per thousand of the Swedish companies qualify and this year 728 Swedish companies was awarded Super Company.

Once again, CryptoGuard has fulfilled these criteria and Kjell Carlswärd, CEO of CryptoGuard commented: “We are very proud to be recognised for both of these awards. I would like to thank our highly motivated team, and all of our customers and partners for making this possible. This proves that our hard work is paying off and that the interest in our products and solutions is growing even further”.

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