TORONTO — November 13, 2026 -- PomeGran Inc. ranked 44th among 173 Ontario companies in The Globe and Mail's 2026 Ontario's Top Growing Companies list, on three-year revenue growth of 348% from 2022 to 2025. By our calculation, that means the fibre broadband provider's 2025 revenue was about 4.5 times its 2022 level, or roughly 65% a year on a compound basis.
The company did not disclose revenue in dollars for either year, so the size of the base behind the 348% is unknown.
PomeGran places in the top quarter of Ontario and the top 22% nationally
A 44th-place finish out of 173 puts PomeGran in the top 25% of the Ontario list. In The Globe and Mail's national ranking of 375 companies, it placed 82nd, which works out to the top 22%.
PomeGran says it ranked first among Ontario companies in fibre-centric digital infrastructure. It also says 2026 is the second consecutive year it has been recognized as Canada's number one in Telecom Services.
Northern Ontario Gigabit Fibre Project anchors the network expansion
PomeGran is headquartered in Toronto, has a significant presence in Ottawa and operates nine locations across Ontario. It says it continues to expand its fibre infrastructure and operations, particularly in Northern Ontario.
The Northern Ontario Gigabit Fibre Project is described by the company as central to its investment in rural and underserved communities. The company says the project supports high-speed connectivity for homes, businesses and Indigenous communities. Its strategic plan also covers rural Quebec.
NIVO brand sells the new fibre capacity to residential and business customers
NIVO is PomeGran's customer-facing Internet brand. It serves residential and enterprise customers, and NIVO for Business extends the offering to business customers as the fibre footprint grows.
Chief Revenue Officer John Bednarek said growth is driven by demand for reliable, high-speed connectivity and by the opportunity to serve more households and businesses. Chairman and CEO Kalai S. Kalaichelvan said the company is building sovereign digital infrastructure and bringing connectivity and digital services to communities that have historically been underserved.