Hall of Fame
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Frontier Developments – 2019
Frontier has around 600 people on the payroll and is still recruiting to work on an exciting and diverse mix projects on cutting-edge gaming... Read More
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Ieso Digital Health – 2018
Ieso is the first company to deliver text-based online cognitive behavioural therapy at scale. Its unique approach involves significant investment in... Read More
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Treatt plc – 2017
Treatt plc, a world-leading independent ingredients manufacturer and solutions provider to the global flavour, fragrance and consumer goods markets,... Read More
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Darktrace – 2016
Darktrace became the youngest winner of the Business of the Year title since the inaugural winner Pi Group in 1990 and the cyber security specialist... Read More
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Sepura – 2015
Sepura has become a world leader in communications technology and has grown globally through organic expansion and acquisition. FY15 was Sepura’s... Read More
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Horizon Discovery – 2014
Horizon Discovery won the Business of the Year title for a second time in four years. The company has grown into a world leader in gene editing and... Read More
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Xaar - 2013
Digital inkjet technology world leader Xaar plc was named Business of the Year at Business Weekly’s gala 2013 Awards presentation dinner at Queens’... Read More
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ARM – 2012
Reigning business of the year ARM Holdings continues to bewitch and bedazzle customers, investors and users of technology containing its superchips.... Read More
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2011 – Horizon Discovery
Horizon Discovery followed its Business Weekly Awards success by winning a Queen’s Award for Enterprise. Horizon provides research tools to support... Read More
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2010 - Domino UK
Listed on the London Stock Exchange since 1984, Cambridgeshire inkjet printing company, Domino UK, reported sales for the year to October 31, 2010 of... Read More
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2009 - Abcam
An online supplier of antibody products for Life Sciences research organisations around the world, Abcam is enabling scientists to identify more... Read More
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2008 - British Sugar
Peterborough based British Sugar is the leading supplier of sugar to the UK market. Its products are represented in the leading brands of all the... Read More
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2007 - Autonomy
The Cambridge based enterprise search software specialist continues to dominate the global market in this niche space. Founded in 1996 and utilising... Read More
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2006 - AVEVA
AVEVA’s rise and rise is one of the largely unsung success stories from the Cambridge Phenomenon years. Today the company is the world's leading... Read More
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2005 - Cambridge Antibody Technology
A developer of human monoclonal antibody therapeutics, CAT was the first UK biotech to jointly develop a 'blockbuster' drug. The company was acquired... Read More
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2003 - CSR
Cambridge Silicon Radio spun out of Cambridge Consultants in 1998 – in fact it was thrown out as management told the co-founders that it had world-... Read More
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2004 - CSR
CSR became the first company to win the Business of the Year title two years running. Fast forward to current day and CSR packed more muscle onto its... Read More
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2002 - Acambis
What a game-changing company Acambis was – and one that came to the forefront at a time of incredible global political flux due to the emerging... Read More
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2001 - Ryanair
When Business Weekly named the low fares airline as Business of the Year, many felt that as an Irish based carrier, it should be excluded. But it... Read More
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2000 - Virata
Another great spot by Business Weekly. Virata provided communications software and semiconductors to manufacturers of DSL, wireless, satellite, and... Read More