Concurrent Technologies (#CNC) – Emma Ciechan to join from DS Smith as CFO
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UK 19:28 Thursday, 5 November 2026
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Describing itself as “a designer and manufacturer of leading-edge computer products, systems and mission critical solutions used in high-performance markets by some of the world’s major OEMs”, Concurrent Technologies (CNC) has issued a “H1 FY25 Trading Update” commencing that it “expects to report record results for a first half, with revenue of approximately £21.3m (H1 FY24: £16.8m)” and concluding that it “believes that the company is well positioned to deliver full year results for 2025 in line with current market expectations”. So what about a current share price response to 173.5p, more than 12% lower?
Describing itself as “a world leading specialist in the design and manufacture of high-end embedded computer solutions for critical applications”, Concurrent Technologies (CNC) is “pleased to announce” a conditional $3.375 million acquisition agreement, including $1.5 million in shares, which it believes “will progress the company's strategic ambitions in the Systems market, a market comprising of computer systems designed to operate in harsh and demanding environments typically including military, aerospace and industrial uses, and anticipated to be valued at c.US$6.9 billion by 2033”. Hmmm, ramptastic?
Previously writing on company describing itself as “a world-leading specialist in the design and manufacture of high-end embedded computer systems and boards for critical applications” Concurrent Technologies (CNC), in January with the shares up to 77p I concluded that I continued to avoid with the component supply and cash flow issues. So what of now an “Update on Audited Annual Results” announcement and the shares currently slightly further down towards 70p?
Describing itself as “a world-leading specialist in the design and manufacture of high-end embedded computer systems and boards for critical applications”, Concurrent Technologies (CNC) “is pleased to announce… expects to report revenues circa 10% ahead of market expectations and profit before tax at least in line with market expectations”. So what of a share price currently up to 77p, though still down from above 90p last summer?
Previously writing on company which describes itself as “a world leading specialist in high-end embedded computer products for critical applications” Concurrent Technologies (CNC), in May with the shares falling below 80p I noted “order book increased”… but what about order delivery ability?, stating component shortage potential for disappointment. The shares last closed at 83p but are currently falling towards 70p on the back of half-year results.
Previously writing on Concurrent Technologies (CNC), in January with the shares at 88p I concluded cautiously. The shares last closed at 87p but are currently below 80p on the back of full-year 2021 results.
Describing itself as “a world leading specialist in high-end embedded computer products for critical applications” Concurrent Technologies (CNC) for 2021 “expects to report revenues and profitability slightly ahead of market expectations” and notes “a robust order book and an exciting pipeline of innovative product releases to grow our customer base and revenues in 2022 and beyond”. Sounds good, but what does it mean financially?...
Designer and manufacturer of computer boards for particularly the defence and telecommunications industries, Concurrent Technologies (CNC) has announced 2020 results, noting “record revenue for the year of £21.14m (2019: £19.38m)” and a “record order book, which has seen a substantial increase during the first quarter of 2021”. Why then have the shares currently responded to below 100p, more than 7% lower?...
Although we have been treated to a very sharp improvement for shares of Concurrent Technologies in recent weeks, it may be said that March was the pivotal month in terms of the recovery for this stock.
