Primary Recommendation

Solid State - Strategy to double in size in 5 years

August 2017

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Redditch-based Solid State, which joined AIM in 1996, is a rare beast amongst smaller companies as it has paid a dividend in each of the past 20 years.The company has a substantial business opportunity supplying military and government security operations with a wide range of products to provide an enhanced communications and intelligence capability. It has expertise in industrial/ruggedized computers, antennas, secure communications systems and battery/portable power solutions and its competitive advantage is not just the design of products but also their final delivery. In the past few years, the defence sector has been its beachhead but it has been enhancing its engineering capabilities and sought new market op ...

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