Primary Recommendation

CML Microsystems - Double digit growth

September 2011

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CML Microsystems is unusual for a company with a market capitalisation of Â£30m as it is Fully Listed rather than being on AIM. The company's mainstay are its two businesses; CML Microcircuits, which supplies microchips for use in walkie-talkies (of the type used by the police force and the military) and Hyperstone, which supplies flash memory controllers (of the type used in removable smart cards).Neither of these two markets has the hype that typically surrounds high technology businesses as they are relatively small niche markets but they certainly have scope for sure returns as CML has been proving. The group's latest full year results show that revenues grew by 22% to Â£22m in the year to 31 March and the business moved back ...

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