Now in its eighth edition, the annual ranking selects 500 companies across 14 Asia-Pacific countries based on high compound annual revenue growth. The list is widely watched as a gauge of growth momentum among startups and technology firms because it emphasizes revenue performance rather than company size or brand recognition.
The latest assessment was based on revenue growth from 2021 to 2024. Chabot Mobility ranked No. 237 among the 500 companies. In the IT and software category, which accounts for about 21% of the list, it placed No. 42.
Among South Korean companies, which make up about 15% of the total list with 79 firms, Chabot Mobility ranked No. 59. It placed No. 15 in South Korea’s IT and software category, the company said.
Founded in 2016, Chabot Mobility said it has expanded from new-car quote comparisons into auto finance brokerage, direct insurance and vehicle management services, linking drivers’ needs across the vehicle life cycle on a single platform. It reported cumulative transaction volume of about 1.4 trillion won and 1.7 million cumulative users, and said it has built a nationwide network of about 32,000 auto dealers.
The company said it completed a Series C funding round in 2024, bringing cumulative investment to about 25.6 billion won. It said it is also pursuing additional pre-IPO funding to support expansion into the United States, Japan and Mongolia and to build a foundation for an initial public offering.
Chief Executive Officer Kang Seong-geun said the third straight selection reflects global recognition of the market competitiveness and growth momentum of Chabot’s auto-commerce platform. He said the company will further advance its data-driven mobility platform connecting vehicle purchases and management and pursue meaningful growth beyond Asia in global markets.
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