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ANSYS Named to Forbes 200 Best Small Companies List

Company ranked 85th this year.

By DE Editors  

November 2, 2009

By DE Editors

ANSYS, Inc. has been included on the Forbes 200 Best Small Companies in America list, ranking 85th. This is the seventh time that ANSYS has made the list over the past nine years.

The list includes small-cap businesses that have annual revenues between $5 million and $750 million, have traded publicly for at least a year, and are priced more than $5. Rankings are based on earnings and sales growth, along with return on equity in the past 12 months and over five years. Stock performance of each company was compared with that of its peers.

“It is an honor to once again be named to the Forbes list, a ranking that reflects our company’s achievement of consistent growth. It also reinforces that our simulation-driven product development vision and strategy are on the right track,” said Jim Cashman, president and CEO at ANSYS, Inc. “In particular, our success over the past year demonstrates that, even in hard times, customers understand the value that ANSYS brings in pushing the boundaries of product innovation.”

For more information, visit ANSYS.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 

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