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A total of 48 companies from Louisiana have made it to the prestigious 2025 Inc. 5000 list, highlighting their exceptional growth from 2021 to 2024. Leading the pack is West Monroe’s EPC, achieving a remarkable 1,932% revenue increase. Other notable mentions include Getpro Industrial and Omega Foundation Services, showcasing the vibrancy of Louisiana’s entrepreneurial landscape. This recognition serves as a testament to the economic dynamism in the region.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana – A total of 48 companies from Louisiana have earned recognition on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, which identifies America’s fastest-growing private companies. This prestigious list highlights firms showing exceptional growth and performance between 2021 and 2024.
Leading the pack from Louisiana is EPC, a West Monroe-based construction firm that specializes in building and maintaining fiber networks. EPC secured the 2025 list’s 202nd position with an impressive 1,932% increase in revenue over the specified period. Founded in 2016, this marks EPC’s debut appearance on the Inc. 5000 list.
Close behind is Getpro Industrial, a female-owned business based in Prairieville that specializes in fluid sealing products. Ranked 216th on the list, Getpro reported a robust 1,771% growth in revenue. The company was founded by entrepreneur Kyle Landaiche and also made its first appearance on this notable list.
Another notable entry is Omega Foundation Services from Slaughter, which claimed the 267th position with a revenue increase of 1,467%. Founded in 2019 and led by Andrew Bennett, Omega has made significant strides since being included in last year’s list, where it was the highest-ranking Louisiana company.
Southern Coatings, established in 2021 and based in Broussard, debuted on the list at 545 with a substantial 741% revenue growth. NOLA DMC, a destination management company located in New Orleans, rose to 595 with a reported revenue growth of 696%.
Other significant companies include Pulse eCitation Solutions from Baton Rouge at 628, having achieved 664% revenue growth by providing technology solutions for law enforcement. Currency Bank of Baton Rouge made its first appearance at 742 with a 560% revenue growth since its inception in 2021.
In addition, Crew One Productions, based in New Orleans and specializing in event staffing, debuted at 927 with a 459% revenue growth. FlyGuys from Lafayette, recognized for innovation in drone and data technology, was ranked 1,022 with a 418% growth. S1 Technology, also from Lafayette, made the list at 1,068, reporting a 401% increase in revenue from providing IT support services.
Several other Louisiana businesses also earned a spot on this prestigious list, showcasing diverse sectors. These include:
- Percipience from Mandeville, software development at 1,115
- SSE Steel Fabrication from St. Bernard, construction at 1,294
- Broussard & Dove from Houma, law services at 1,380
- Sandstone in New Orleans, focusing on hospitality development at 1,459
- Ace Specialties in Lafayette, manufacturing at 1,599
- Kenny Habetz Injury Law in Lafayette at 1,686
- Exit Momentum from Prairieville, business coaching at 1,689
- Synergy Design Group in New Orleans, trade show exhibit manufacturing at 1,745
- Tides Medical in Lafayette, biotechnology at 1,928
To qualify for the Inc. 5000 list, companies must be based in the United States, privately held, for-profit, independent entities, and must generate substantial revenue. The list not only recognizes exemplary growth but also serves as a barometer of the health and dynamism of the American economy.
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