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Top 3 Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Software Companies With $10M–$100M Revenue (September 2026)

As of September 2026, Latka tracks 3 supervisory control and data acquisition software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $103.1M and employ 937 people.

Every company below sells supervisory control and data acquisition software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Software Companies do

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) software encompasses a range of systems designed to monitor and control industrial processes remotely. These systems gather real-time data from various sensors and devices to provide operators with a comprehensive view of operations, enabling effective decision-making and troubleshooting. Common use cases include energy management, water treatment, manufacturing, and transportation, where overseeing complex systems is crucial for operational efficiency. At the core, SCADA systems offer features such as data acquisition, real-time monitoring, alarms and notifications, and reporting capabilities. Users can interact with graphical representations of processes, analyze trends, and receive alerts for abnormal conditions. Typical buyer personas include operations managers, engineers, and IT professionals who require reliable systems to ensure operational continuity and safety.

Companies
3
Revenue
$103.1M
Funding
-
Employees
937

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Top Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Software Companies With $10M–$100M Revenue

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1Beijer Electronics logo
Beijer Electronics

Malmö, Skåne, Sweden

Beijer Electronics helps machine builders and system integrators worldwide drive efficiency and sustainability by turning data into valuable insights. We offer innovative solutions for visualizing, automating, and digitalizing industrial applications across marine, manufacturing, and rugged environments. Beijer Electronics was founded in 1981 with headquarters in Malmo, southern Sweden. Over the last four decades, the company has expanded internationally and is represented in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Beijer Electronics maintains a long-term local presence through proprietary local offices with own sales and support resources while carefully selecting value-added distributors (VAD) worldwide. Maintaining a long-term local presence is a crucial part of our growth strategy and part of our customer-oriented approach. Beijer Electronics is an Ependion company. Ependion (formerly Beijer Group) is listed on the NASDAQ OMX Nordic Stockholm MidCap list under the ticker EPEN. www.ependion.com

Revenue
$45.7M
Year founded
1981
Team size
415
2Inductive Automation logo
Inductive Automation

Folsom, California, United States

Inductive Automation creates industrial software that empowers organizations to swiftly turn great ideas into reality by removing all technological and economic obstacles. By cross-pollinating IT with SCADA technologies, Inductive Automation created Ignition software, the first and only universal industrial application platform. With Ignition, industrial organizations are able to create virtually any kind of industrial application – SCADA, IIoT, MES, and beyond – all on one platform. 69% of Fortune 100 companies depend on Ignition, with its outstanding software platform and top-notch support. Visit our website to try it for free.

Revenue
$41M
Team size
373
3Europlacer logo
Europlacer

Poole, Dorset, United Kingdom

Europlacer are an award winning, global SMT line solution provider, with over 50 years of proud heritage. We deliver flexibility, reliability and innovation to the SMT pick and place marketplace with our elegant solutions to complex technical challenges. With our diverse range of surface mount line solutions you can maximise your productivity and significantly reduce your downtime. In 1970 we started developing Europlacer machines for surface mount component assembly and manufacturing. The products we make have evolved and our ability to respond has increased but what hasn’t changed is our ability to listen, our commitment to innovation or the integrity in how we conduct our business.

Revenue
$16.4M
Year founded
1970
Team size
149

Frequently asked questions about Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Software Companies With $10M–$100M Revenue

How many supervisory control and data acquisition software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue are there?

Latka tracks 3 supervisory control and data acquisition software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue. Together they generate $103.1M in annual revenue and employ 937 people.

Which supervisory control and data acquisition software company with $10M–$100M in annual revenue is the largest?

Beijer Electronics is the largest, with $45.7M in annual revenue, founded in 1981.

How much revenue does a typical supervisory control and data acquisition software company with $10M–$100M in annual revenue make?

The average supervisory control and data acquisition software company in this list makes $34.4M a year, across 3 companies with reported revenue.

Who are the leading Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition software vendors with $10M–$100M in annual revenue?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Beijer Electronics, Inductive Automation and Europlacer.

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Inclusion Criteria

- The software must provide real-time monitoring and control of industrial processes. - It should enable data acquisition from various field devices and sensors. - The product must include alarm management features for alerting users about irregularities. - The system must support data visualization capabilities, such as dashboards and graphical user interfaces. - Must facilitate historical data logging and reporting for analysis and decision-making. - Not just focused on monitoring; it must also enable control of industrial systems directly from the software.