Sunday Times Fast Track 100

3 December 2007

Wind Prospect in Top 100 Fastest Growing companies

Wind Prospect the international wind energy developer has entered this year's Sunday Times Virgin Fast Track 100. The well respected league table, published at the weekend for the 11th year, records the growth of Britain's fastest-growing private unquoted companies.

Wind Prospect is mentioned in the early pages and pictured on page 5. Managing Director Euan Cameron said "We need to see many more environmental companies listed in the Fast Track 100 next year if we are going to turn the tide of climate change".

For a full PDF copy of the colour supplement and rankings, go to www.fasttrack.co.uk or click on the link opposite.

For more information about Wind Prospect email:
marketing@windprospect.com

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Sunday Times Fast Track 100

Notes to Editors:
Wind Prospect undertakes all aspects of wind energy development, including development, construction, operation and advisory services. Since building the UK's second wind farm, in 1992, Wind Prospect has overseen the commissioning of 50 wind farms worldwide.

In 1997 the Wind Prospect Group had two employees - the founding directors. By mid 2007 the total number of people employed was over 100; around 70 in the UK. We currently operate in 7 countries, and are looking to opening new offices in the USA.
www.windprospect.com

League table criteria from 'The Sunday Times Virgin Fast Track 100':
Now in its eleventh year, The Sunday Times Virgin Fast Track 100 annual league table is compiled by Oxford-based research and events company Fast Track. In addition to title sponsor Virgin Group, the league table is co-sponsored by HSBC, Microsoft and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.

Companies are ranked according to their annual growth rate in sales over the three financial years up to the companies' latest available audited accounts or independently verified financial statements; either from 2003 to 2006, or 2004 to 2007. The table excludes technology companies, which are featured in a separate league table, the Tech Track 100.

Companies had to be registered in the UK, unquoted and ultimate holding companies, not subsidiaries. Companies had to show an increase in sales from penultimate to latest year, and to forecast further sales growth.

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