Interim Results

Concurrent Technologies PLC
15 September 2000

                    Concurrent Technologies Plc
                                 
                   Interim Results Announcement
                                 
Concurrent Technologies strengthens position in telecommunications
                              sector
                                 
Concurrent  Technologies Plc, which designs, produces and  markets
single  board computers known as Multibus II, CompactPCI and  VME,
announces  its  Interim Results for the six months ended  30  June
2000.

*     Turnover  for  the  period was £3.6  million  (1999H1:£1.9m,
  1999:£5.5m)
  
*    Pre-tax profit for the period £311,837 (1999H1:£331,636 loss,
  1999:£177,065 profit), EPS 0.32p
  
*    Strong balance sheet
  
*    8 new products introduced in H1
  
*    Substantial forward order book, at end of August
  
*     Positive  sales indications from Europe and USA  for  second
  half of 2000 and into 2001 and 2002

*    CompactPCI and VME products being evaluated by customers

*     Confident of a further significant improvement of  financial
  results in 2001


Michael Collins, Chairman, commented:

'The  Company has made very meaningful progress during the last  6
months. Our marketing activities have been increased in Europe and
the USA... .

'Seven  new products, three currently under development,  will  be
released  during the second half of the year.  These products  are
custom  designs  for  specific customers and  products  using  the
latest in new CPU technology.

'The current order book and customer indications of sales not only
put  the  Company in a strong position for 2000, but also mean  we
can look forward to a continued period of growth through 2001.'
                                                                  
                                                                  
                                                 15 September 2000
                                                                  
Enquiries:

Concurrent Technologies Plc              Tel.No.02074572020 (today)
Glen Fawcett, Managing Director          Tel.No.01206 752 626

College Hill                             Tel.No.020 7457 2020
Michael Padley / Nick Nelson

THE CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT

Financial

The  turnover for the group for the six month period ended 30 June
2000 was £3,648,557.  This was well ahead of the turnover for  the
same  period  in  1999.  Our continuing support for  Multibus  II,
while  at  the  same  time  expanding our product  portfolio  into
CompactPCI  and VME, is paying off.  Sales in the  first  half  of
2000 were biased towards Multibus II.  The pre-tax profit for  the
period  was  £311,837  compared to  a  loss  of  £331,636  in  the
comparable period in 1999.

Our  balance sheet continues to remain strong.  As at 30 June 2000
our   management   figures  indicated  that  our  current   assets
(including cash of £1.6m) exceeded our current liabilities by over
£4m  and  our total assets exceeded our total liabilities by  over
£4.6m.  Our  investment in new product design and human  resources
has  reduced  profitability in the short term and  the  intangible
benefit thereof is not reflected in our balance sheet.

Our Markets

The  main markets for our single board computers ('SBCs') continue
to  be  telecommunications, radar systems, aerospace, defence  and
medical.  The majority of sales in 2000 will be for digital mobile
telecommunications systems.  We see the continued explosive growth
and development of the use of mobile cellular phones as a key part
of  our  future growth.  The majority of the goods we are shipping
this  year are being used in cellular telephone voicemail  systems
and call integrity systems.

We  are  achieving continued success with the Multibus II  product
range  where  we  have  been particularly successful  of  late  in
achieving    sales    in    respect    of    projects    involving
telecommunications,  medical  imaging  and  air  traffic  control.
During  the  first half of this year design wins achieved  earlier
turned  into  production orders, including one for  a  substantial
telecommunications application.

Although  in  the immediate future our sales will continue  to  be
dominated   by  Multibus  II  projects,  the  key  to  significant
expansion lies with the increased acceptance by the market of  our
broadening product range including CompactPCI and VME architecture
based  SBCs  and  ancillary products.  All  our  SBCs,  are  based
primarily  on  the  Intel Pentium, Pentium  II,  Pentium  III  and
successor processors which continue to be the processors of choice
for  many system builders.  We believe there is a continuing trend
to  the  use  of  these processors and operating systems  such  as
Microsoft's Windows NT and Linux which work well with them.

We have migrated our Multibus II products to CompactPCI and VME as
well  as developing new products for these bus architectures.  The
range  of  products  we can offer to system integrators  has  been
significantly  increased  and new products  will  continue  to  be
introduced as higher performance processors become available.

Dividends

The Board does not propose to pay an interim dividend.

Deferred Shares

We  are about to complete the purchase of the outstanding Deferred
Shares  at nominal cost (under £300).  As a result the process  of
simplifying  our share capital structure will shortly be  complete
and we will have only Ordinary Shares in issue.
Outlook

The  Company has made very meaningful progress during the  last  6
months. Our marketing activities have been increased in Europe and
the  USA  through  advertising and press activity within  focussed
publications; as a result of this, and our enhanced sales presence
through  distributors and manufacturers representatives, many  new
sales  opportunities are becoming available to us.  We  anticipate
that  this  activity will increase still further over the  next  6
months, resulting in strong sales prospects for 2001.

Seven  new  products, three currently under development,  will  be
released  during the second half of the year.  These products  are
custom  designs  for  specific customers and  products  using  the
latest in new CPU technology.

The  current order book and customer indications of sales not only
put  the  Company in a strong position for 2000, but also mean  we
can look forward to a continued period of growth through 2001.

                                                                  
                                                                  
                                                   MICHAEL COLLINS
                                                          CHAIRMAN
                                                                  
                                                 15 September 2000
                                                                  
                                                                  
                                                                  
                                                                  
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                   CONSOLIDATED TRADING RESULTS
                                 
                                 
                                 
                                                                  
                                 Unaudited    Unaudited    Audited
                                     Six        Six         Year
                                   Months      months       Ended
                                       to          to    31/12/99
                                  30/6/00     30/6/99
                                    £'000       £'000       £'000 
                                                                  
Turnover                         3,648,557    1,914,259    5,547,633
                                                              
                                                                  
Profit/(Loss) on ordinary         311,837    (331,636)     177,065
activities before taxation                          
                                                                  
Taxation                           80,680           -      15,229
                                                                  
                                                                  
Profit/(Loss) on ordinary                                         
activities after taxation         231,157    (331,636)     161,836
retained for the period                             
                                                                  
Earnings/(Loss) Per Equity          0.32p     (0.47)p       0.23p 
Share

                                 
Notes for accounts
1.   The results for the year ended 31 December 1999 are abridged
  from the Financial Statements for the year which contain an
  unqualified audit report and have been filed with the Registrar of
  Companies.
2.   The Consolidated Trading Results have been prepared on a
  basis consistent with the Financial Statements for the year ended
  31 December 1999.
3.   In February 2000, the Company's Issued Ordinary Share Capital
  was increased by 2,000,000 Ordinary Shares. There are currently
  72,700,000 Ordinary Shares in issue.
4.   A taxation charge arises on the profit on ordinary activities
  since previously available corporation tax losses have been fully
  utilised during the period.
5.   Copies of this report will be sent to shareholders and are
  available at the Company's Registered Office.