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Aim listed single-board computer maker Concurrent Technologies (CNC) is
preparing for a US acquisition after beating market expectations with
profits of £1.2 million for last year, writes Ben Cobley.
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A booming mobile telecommunications market has helped Aim-listed Concurrent
Technologies convert last year's interim loss into a first half profit of
£312,000, writes Leslie Copeland.
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Recommendations
In the current climate, businesses robust of balance sheet, strongly cash generative and growing profits fast should be on investors’ radars. One such company is Concurrent Technologies.
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In a recent trading update, erstwhile Company Profile pick Concurrent Technologies flagged up ‘encouraging’ trading for the first half to June.
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Concurrent Technologies, which makes high-performance embedded computer products for markets such as defence, posted another year of strong growth for 2006.
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Readers who followed our recent advice and held shares in ‘high-end’ embedded computer products play Concurrent - profiled by Growth Company Investor in May - have seen gradual price improvement. And a bullish pre-close update for 2006 from Concurrent suggests trading remains buoyant.
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Despite posting profits slightly below forecasts due to investment in staff, interims from Cologne-based software testing supplier SQS – backed here at 211.5p in February – were loaded with optimism.
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‘High-end’ embedded computer products play Concurrent, Growth Company Investor’s Company Profile in May, clipped ahead on well-received interims to June.
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Concurrent Technologies is a growing player in the design, manufacture and sale of computer hardware for the ‘embedded’ computer market, an appetising $5 billion slice of a $100 billion market.
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Concurrent Technologies, the maker of high-end embedded computer boards for applications in the defence and telecommunications markets, is worthy of consideration.
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