DUBLIN, OHIO – August 11, 2026 – AssetWatch, Inc., a leading provider of AI-powered condition monitoring and predictive maintenance solutions for industrial manufacturers, has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies, ranking #831 nationally. This marks the third time AssetWatch has earned this prestigious recognition.
"Being recognized as an Inc. 5000 company again is a testament to the dedication and excellence of our team, and the trust our customers place in us," said Brian Graham, Chief Executive Officer of AssetWatch. "We continue to build the future of industrial reliability by combining advanced sensing capabilities with an AI-native predictive maintenance platform and the expertise of our Condition Monitoring Engineers, and this recognition reflects the market's validation of that approach."
The company's quick-to-deploy, full-service solution has gained significant momentum across key manufacturing verticals including chemicals, food and beverage, metals and processing, mining and aggregates, and packaging.
“Our momentum comes from solving problems that have a real impact on manufacturers’ operations,” said Brian Ratliff, CRO at AssetWatch. “When customers can prevent catastrophic failures, extend asset life, and make their maintenance teams more effective, the value is clear. We’re seeing that translate into continued adoption across industries and throughout North America.”
The Inc. 5000 list is the most prestigious ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S., based on percentage revenue growth over a three-year period.
About AssetWatch
AssetWatch is an end-to-end condition monitoring solution helping manufacturers reduce unplanned downtime, lower maintenance costs, and improve asset reliability. The company combines wireless sensors, oil analysis, a dedicated communication network, AI-powered software, and certified condition monitoring experts to deliver actionable insights that help teams identify and prioritize developing equipment issues before they become costly failures. For more information, visit assetwatch.com.
-SOC-2---Social(1920x1080).png)
