Zoho Corporation has marked its 30th anniversary with two major milestones: surpassing 150 million users globally and reaching one million paying customers worldwide.
The privately held technology firm also reported strong 2025 performance, recording 32 per cent year-on-year customer growth and 20 per cent revenue growth.
Zoho Corporation, which comprises:
- Zoho (cloud business solutions)
- ManageEngine (IT management)
- Qntrl (business process management)
- TrainerCentral (e-learning platform)
continues to broaden its international reach across North America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America.
Recent additions to its customer base include:
- Rapid Response Monitoring and Synergy Home Care (United States)
- Mercedes-Benz India, Force Motors, Joyalukkas, and Union Bank of India (India)
- Flora Food Group, Handl Tyrol, and Atout France (UK and EU)
- Al-Ahli Saudi FC and Al Qadsiah FC (Middle East and Africa)
- Gonher Batteries (Latin America)
- Creditas and Editora Globo (Brazil)
Sridhar Vembu, Co-founder and Chief Scientist of Zoho Corporation, described the company’s bootstrapped and privately held structure as a defining strength.
He said Zoho’s three-decade growth has been driven by a customer-first philosophy, adding that every innovation and strategy is tested against a core principle: whether it genuinely helps businesses.
According to him, the company remains committed to delivering scalable and affordable solutions as businesses evolve.
Zoho has steadily expanded its footprint across Africa as digital transformation accelerates across the continent.
Kehinde Ogundare, Country Head of Zoho Nigeria, said African businesses are increasingly seeking flexible, cost-effective technology platforms built for long-term value.
He noted that Zoho’s unified technology ecosystem offers organisations enterprise-grade capabilities without the complexity and high costs often associated with traditional enterprise software.
Now in its fourth decade, Zoho says its long-term, independent operating model enables it to invest consistently in product development and regional expansion.
With 150 million users and one million paying customers, the company positions itself among the world’s largest privately owned enterprise software providers, underscoring sustained global demand for integrated cloud-based business solutions.
