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Target Companies Hell‑Bent on Growth Right Now

Catch them while they’re changing.

It's the golden rule if you sell into growing companies, but a lot of revenue teams still rely on lagging indicators like last year’s revenue, last quarter’s headcount, or outdated databases. By the time those numbers update, the buying decision is done, the implementation is underway, and your prospect has already moved on.

High performing revenue teams do something different. They look for live buying signals - the real world actions that show a company is opening budgets, reshaping teams, or rethinking suppliers right now.

Below are four of the strongest growth signals we track across UK and global companies, along with real examples of businesses entering active buying windows this month.

1. Companies expanding internationally

January 2026 - 762 companies tracked

What we track:

Companies expanding internationally right now

2. Companies opening new offices

January 2026 - 330 companies tracked

What we track:

Companies opening new offices right now

3. Companies making acquisitions

January 2026 - 85 acquisitions tracked

What we track:

Recent acquisitions

4. Companies increasing headcount

December 2025 - 700+ companies tracked

Headcount is still a powerful signal, but only when tracked in real time. We monitor monthly headcount changes across more than 200,000 global companies to surface meaningful growth, not just incremental hiring.

What we track:

We don’t just tell you a company is growing - we show you how

Honch surfaces the exact signals: which regions are expanding, what triggered the growth, and how we uncovered it. When you reach out, you can reference real activity, demonstrate genuine understanding, and prove you have done your homework.

Growth happens weekly, not annually

Growth does not happen once a year, it shows up every week.

At Honch, we track these signals continuously so revenue teams can focus on fewer, better timed opportunities and engage when intent is highest.

👉 Explore companies actively entering a growth phase in Honch

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