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CML Microsystems

July 2020

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CML’s full year results to 31 March showed revenues down 6% to £26.4m with pretax profit down to £1.37m (2019: £2.98m). Eps were down 43% to 9p.Revenue was made up of £11.4m from Storage (down 11.3% year-on-year) and £14.9m from Communications (down 1.3% year-on-year) together with a £0.06m one month’s contribution from Plextek RFI, acquired in March.Comms has seen some recovery. Speaking to chief executive Chris Gurry, in the public sector, the mission critical aspects have proved robust and were stronger than expected. CML supplies chips that cover customer functionality needs from the antenna through to the microprocessors. Divisionally, a flattish performance (-1 ...

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