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US manufacturing innovator buys Splashpower

US manufacturing innovator buys Splashpower

The business and assets of Splashpower Ltd, the Cambridge wireless power innovator which went into administration six weeks ago, have been acquired by Alticor subsidiary, US-based Fulton Innovation.

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Cambridge scientists getting to grips with new superbug

Cambridge scientists getting to grips with new superbug

Genome sleuths at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Cambridge and researchers at...
Easyjet losses triple as fuel prices rocket

Easyjet losses triple as fuel prices rocket

Luton based budget airline easyJet seems to have detected a silver lining in the clou...
Sareum in crisis talks

Sareum in crisis talks

Cambridge drug discovery business Sareum Holdings is battling a trading crisis that cou...
Prelude Trust to wind down with £24.2m portfolio sale

Prelude Trust to wind down with £24.2m portfolio sale

Prelude Trust, one of the region’s biggest funders of early-stage hi-tech entrepr...
 

Timestrip surges after unveiling WD-40 as heavyweight customer

Timestrip surges after unveiling WD-40 as heavyweight customer

Timestrip, has revealed that WD-40 Company, the firm behind the famous brand lubricant, is the mystery global consumer products company that placed a January order for integration of Timestrip's smart label technology into a new mass-market product.

 

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Isogenica takes on cash and makes Finnish acquisition

Cambridge based Isogenica has acquired the principal assets of Finnish biotech company, Karyon CTT Ltd as well as securing a £2 million cash investment.

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Plextek brings MoD up to speed with convoy tracking prototype

Plextek brings MoD up to speed with convoy tracking prototype
Plextek Limited, the Cambridge-based electronics and communications design consultancy has successfully demonstrated an innovative low power, low cost wireless convoy communications prototype to key decision makers at the UK Ministry of Defence.
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US manufacturing innovator buys Splashpower

US manufacturing innovator buys Splashpower

The business and assets of Splashpower Ltd, the Cambridge wireless power innovator which went into administration six weeks ago, have been acquired by Alticor subsidiary, US-based Fulton Innovation.

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Ian Dinwoodie, CEO of inkjet pioneer, Xaar

Ian Dinwoodie, CEO of inkjet pioneer, Xaar "Xaar is in an excellent position of having a good cash balance, no debt, great technology, good management, and a good business plan. Hence operationally and financially we are highly self sufficient, and don’t see the need for a parent. However ‘money talks’ and there is no doubt a price at which our shareholders would say ‘thank you very much’."
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Prelude Trust to wind down with £24.2m portfolio sale

Prelude Trust to wind down with £24.2m portfolio sale

Prelude Trust, one of the region’s biggest funders of early-stage hi-tech entrepreneurial talent has decided to sell off its entire portfolio and wind the company up, returning all net proceeds to shareholders.

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