Behind the Fast50: Modn Tech Solutions

Perth-based Modn Tech Solutions saw an 80% jump in revenue in FY25, with the $3.04 million figure strong enough to earn the company the 41st spot in the 2025 techpartner.news Fast50.

Ben Skender, the MD of the 2019-founded company, said that the company's growth over the past 12 months was driven by expansion across regional Western Australia, where Modn has partnered with various Indigenous Corporations and broadened its reach across additional industry verticals such as engineering, marine, and mining.

"We have also secured key accounts, including major not-for-profit organisations such as MSWA, which has further strengthened our market position," he said.

"While our leadership team of MSP industry titans Mike Ford, Chris Sharp and Ryan South, joined the business prior to this period of growth, the past 12 months have demonstrated the strength of that early investment. As the business has gained momentum, the team has aligned strategy, operations and execution, driving measurable impact across the organisation."

Skender said that the company plans to maintain its growth trajectory with a two-pronged approach.

"We're investing heavily in our internal processes, systems, and capabilities, to ensure we can grow in a more structured, repeatable way," he told techpartner.news.

"At the same time, we’ll continue to drive demand through strong, industry focused marketing initiatives. This balanced approach allows us to accelerate growth while building a more scalable and operationally mature organisation."

Skender said that Modn will continue expanding across the Kimberley and Pilbara regions of WA while continuing to service clients located across the country.

"In addition, we are currently exploring cybersecurity opportunities in the financial sector in Nairobi, Kenya - often referred to as 'Silicon Savannah'," he explained.

"This would mark our first international engagement and an exciting step into global markets."

As the business grew, Skender said a major challenge the company faced was in evolving its technology stack to support more complex, enterprise level requirements, particularly in the ever changing cyber security space without compromising quality or performance.

"We needed solutions that were genuinely best of breed across capability, scalability, and industry alignment," he said.

"We overcame this by taking a strategic approach to vendor selection, forming strong partnerships with technology providers that supported both our growth ambitions and our clients’ long-term needs."