The Cannabis Industry’s Leading Enterprise Cloud Platform Provider Recognized in Prestigious Regional Ranking for Explosive Revenue Growth
Treez , a private company and leading provider of an enterprise cloud platform that streamlines retail and supply chain operations in the cannabis market, announced it was ranked #13 by the San Francisco Business Times on the Fast 100 annual fastest-growing companies in the Bay Area 2021 list.
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Treez’s consecutive GAAP revenue growth in fiscal 2018, 2019 and 2020 led to recognition in the Fast 100, the latest accolade recognizing Treez’s explosive growth in the cannabis retail commerce market. Last quarter, Treez ranked #812 in the 2021 Inc. 5000 list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America. In volume of transactions, Treez is considered the market-leading software used by dispensaries in California and operates in six other states with rapid expansion underway nationwide. Treez’s success with retailers and brands nationwide also has resulted in nearly $4 billion in gross merchandise value (GMV).
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The San Francisco Business Times Fast 100 annual list is an exclusive ranking of the region’s fastest-growing private companies across all industries based on the rate of revenue growth increase during a three-year period.
“We are honored to be included in this year’s Fast 100 alongside a list of other formidable Bay Area leaders,” said John Yang, CEO, Treez. “We credit the entire Treez team and our trusted customers for this impressive recognition in a region known as one of the most innovative and competitive business environments in the country. This latest recognition also is further proof of the growing momentum and market opportunity for our innovative cloud platform that not only helps solve the challenging and real-world business problems of modern dispensaries but also enables them to scale their businesses.”
