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Article: NH's TOP 100 Private Companies

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September 1, 2009
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While the recession has certainly taken its toll on the Top Private 100 list, there are also companies that continue to grow Between 2007 and 2008, 44 percent of the Private 100 companies saw revenues decline. The good news is, when looking at growth during the past three years, 67 percent of the Private 100 saw revenues increase.

Despite a national decline in spending, an impressive 23 percent of the Private 100 reported expanding in 2009 and project adding a total of more than 700 jobs by year's end.

Each year, Business NH Magazine invites thousands of companies to participate in our annual survey, which this year ranks businesses by gross revenue for 2008. We profile the five fastest ...

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