Emporia Holdings Named One of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies
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Emporia Holdings Named One of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies
No. 233 on the 2026 Inc. 5000
Columbia, Mo., Aug. 11, 2026: Emporia Holdings ranks No. 233 on the 2026 Inc. 5000, with 1,459% revenue growth over three years.
Behind that growth are more than 5,000 consignment shops, resale businesses, and vendor malls that rely on Emporia’s technology to run and grow their businesses.
Our Growth Is Built on the Businesses We Serve
Every morning, thousands of secondhand shops open their doors: independent consignment boutiques, established resale businesses, and vendor malls bringing sellers together under one roof.
As the secondhand economy grows, these businesses need technology designed for the way they actually operate. Emporia brings together specialized software that helps them manage operations, serve customers, and grow.
Growing Alongside the Secondhand Economy
“We partner with our customers to build better solutions that help them sell more, sell faster, and get better prices. That’s what guides our work every day.”
One Company. Built for the Future of Secondhand.
Secondhand businesses aren’t traditional retailers. Every item is different, every seller relationship matters, and every business operates a little differently.
That’s why Emporia invests in specialized technology built for the secondhand economy. Our Inc. 5000 recognition marks how far we’ve come—and reinforces our commitment to helping these businesses simplify operations, reach more customers, and grow on their own terms.
About Emporia Holdings
Emporia Holdings builds the software behind the secondhand economy. Through its portfolio of specialized platforms, including SimpleConsign, ResaleWorld, and VendrIQ, the company serves more than 5,000 consignment shops, resale businesses, and vendor malls across all 50 U.S. states, Canada, EU, Australia, and New Zealand. In 2026, Emporia ranked No. 233 on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies.