Final Results

Concurrent Technologies PLC
5 March 2001

                         CONCURRENT TECHNOLOGIES PLC

            Preliminary Results for the year to 31st December 2000

Concurrent Technologies Plc, which designs, produces and markets single board
computers known as Multibus II, CompactPCI(R) and VME, announces preliminary
results for the year to 31st December 2000.


  * Pre-tax profit up 670% to £1.2 million

  * EPS 1.16p (1999: 0.23p)

  * Turnover up 149% to £8.3m

  * Return to the dividend list - 0.5p per share

  * Strong balance sheet

  * USA presence increased through sales force plus planned design
    capability

  * Several new products released in the year

Michael Collins, Chairman, commented:

' The company continues to grow. Our sales in 2000 were substantially up on
1999 and we consider that the outlook remains good.

'Despite signs of slowdown in the telecommunications sector and in particular,
in the move to the next generation of mobile telephony, we do not anticipate
that this will have a material effect on our growth since we continue to open
up new sales opportunities outside the sector, in, for example, medical
defence and air traffic control.

'Our sales force in the USA has recently been expanded. There are so many new
opportunities opening up for the Company in the USA that we believe that the
best way of exploiting these will be to have a full design and sales operation
there. Our major business plan for 2001 is to seek to establish, either by
acquisition or by setting up a new operation, a design capability in the USA.'

                                                                5th March 2001
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                             CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT

Financial

I am pleased to report that the pre-tax profit for 2000 was £1,186,673 which
was an increase of 670% over 1999. Turnover at £8,281,083 was up 149% as
compared to 1999. Earnings per Ordinary Share of 1.16p rose sharply from 0.23p
per share in 1999. The turnover in the second six months of the year was £4.6m
which showed an improvement over the £3.6m achieved in each of the previous
two six month periods. During the course of the year the Company raised
additional share capital which produced a net addition to the balance sheet of
£951,874. At the end of the year, Shareholders funds had increased to £
4,851,045 (1999 £3,444,360).

Dividends

You will see that our cash balance at the year end had increased to £
2,187,359. During the year, we have repaid our bank loan and reduced our other
borrowings to a minimal level. In these circumstances therefore, we feel it is
appropriate to recommend to shareholders that a final dividend of 0.5p per
Ordinary Share be declared at the next Annual General Meeting and paid before
the end of April. This dividend will cost the Company approximately £363,500.

Outlook

The Company continues to grow. Our sales in 2000 were substantially up on 1999
and we consider that the outlook remains good. It is fair to say that we have
received some indications from our customers in the telecommunications sector
of a slight slow down in the growth in their activities and, in particular, in
the move to the next generation of mobile telephony. We do not however
anticipate that this will have a material effect on our growth since we
continue to open up new sales opportunities outside this sector in, for
example, medical, defence and air traffic control. Thus, we may experience
some reduction in growth of sales of hardware to the telecommunications
sector, but we believe this will prove to be temporary and we anticipate a
strong recovery in demand within a year from now.

Our sales force in the USA has recently been expanded. There are so many new
opportunities opening up for the Company in the USA that we believe that the
best way of exploiting these will be to have a full design and sales operation
there. Our major business plan for 2001 is to seek to establish, either by
acquisition or by setting up a new operation, a design capability in the USA.

We released several new products during 2000, including a Pentium(R) III
CompactPCI(R) slot controller and we are currently working on a number of
interesting projects including a VME processor board with one gigabyte of
memory for release during the current year. Our core Multibus II product range
still produces the majority of our sales but orders for VME and CompactPCI(R)
products are starting to form a significant part of our turnover. The number
of

customers for VME and CompactPCI products has increased in line with
expectations and we expect unit sales of these products to show good growth
throughout 2001.





Production

After a detailed survey of the equipment available, the first orders for the
new production equipment we need to install have been placed and we anticipate
that our capital spend on this new equipment will be in the region of £
500,000. Installation of this new equipment will significantly enhance our
manufacturing capabilities.

Employee Incentive Scheme

In accordance with the power delegated by the Shareholders, the Directors have
established a share option scheme for employees. This scheme is an Enterprise
Management Incentive Scheme as contemplated by the Finance Act 2000 and this
scheme is limited to a maximum of 15 employees. To date, options have been
granted in respect of 1,139,536 Ordinary Shares to a total of 9 employees
including the three Executive Directors. All the options issued to date are
exercisable at a price of 43p per share. The options may be exercised between
14 December 2003 and 14 December 2010 and are conditional on the achievement
of a minimum of 10% annual compound growth in earnings per share.

Alternative Investment Market

The shares of the Company are quoted on the Alternative Investment Market.
Some Shareholders will be interested to learn that in the Finance Act 2000
certain changes were made to the legislation taxing capital gains. In
particular the rules for calculating taper relief from capital gains tax were
relaxed by treating shares in many AIM listed companies as business assets and
thereby reducing the taxable gain on AIM shares for many individual
Shareholders. Each individual Shareholder's position is different and
Shareholders are encouraged to consult their own tax advisers before taking
any action.

Deferred Shares

I can confirm that during the course of the year we completed the purchase of
all the outstanding Deferred Shares in the capital of the Company at a total
price of £257. This means that we only have one class of authorised and issued
share capital namely Ordinary Shares of 1p each.

Annual General Meeting

The Annual General Meeting this year will be held on the 19th April 2001.







Michael Collins

Chairman





Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31 December 2000
                                                    Year to             Year to
                                                31 December         31 December
                                                       2000                1999
                                                          £                   £
Turnover from Continuing Operations               8,281,083           5,547,633

Cost of sales                                     4,496,865           3,147,556

Gross Profit                                      3,784,218           2,400,077

Design, development and administrative expenses   2,643,908           2,244,228

Operating profit from continuing operations       1,140,310             155,849

Net Interest                                         46,363              21,216

Profit on ordinary activities before taxation     1,186,673             177,065

Taxation                                            348,856              15,229

Profit on ordinary activities after taxation        837,817             161,836
Dividends, proposed and payable:-
Ordinary Shares (equity)                            363,500                   -

Retained Profit for the Year                        474,317             161,836
Earnings per Ordinary Share                           1.16p               0.23p









Consolidated Cash Flow Statement
                                                         Year to        Year to
                                                              31             31
                                                        December       December
                                                            2000           1999
                                                               £              £

Net cash inflow/(outflow) from operating activities     114,973        (199,261)

Returns on investments and servicing of finance:
Interest received                                        66,579         88,699
Interest paid - finance lease interest                   (8,702)       (26,538)
Interest paid - bank interest                           (11,514)       (40,945)

Net cash inflow/(outflow) from returns on investments    43,363         21,216
and servicing of finance

Taxation:
UK Corporation Tax                                         (145)              -

Capital expenditure and financial investment:
Payments to acquire tangible fixed assets               (61,007)       (36,016)
Sale of tangible fixed assets                                75          9,894

Net cash (outflow) from capital expenditure and         (60,932)       (26,122)
financial investment:

Financing:
Issue of Ordinary Share Capital                         1,000,000             -

Expenses incurred on issue of equity share capital      (28,126)             -
Purchase of Deferred Shares                                (257)             -
Capital element on hire purchases and finance leases    (65,381)       (202,603)
Borrowings repaid                                       (399,705)      
(100,295)

Net cash inflow/(outflow) from financing                506,531        (302,898)

Increase/(Decrease) in cash                             606,790        (507,065)







Consolidated Balance Sheet
                                                  Year to               Year to
                                              31 December           31 December
                                                     2000                  1999
                                                        £                     £

FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets                                   612,220               687,694
Investments                                            60                    60

                                                  612,280               687,754

CURRENT ASSETS
Stocks and work in progress                     1,032,718               800,550
Debtors                                         2,898,250             2,071,789
Cash at bank and in hand                        2,187,359             1,619,819
                                                6,118,327             4,492,158

CREDITORS
Amounts falling due within one year             1,879,562             1,474,463

NET CURRENT ASSETS                              4,238,765             3,017,695

TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES           4,851,046             3,705,449

CREDITORS:
Amounts falling due after more than one year            -               261,089

NET ASSETS                                      4,851,045             3,444,360


CAPITAL AND RESERVES
Called up share capital                           727,000               963,976
Share Premium account                           3,405,817             2,453,943
Capital redemption reserve                        256,976                     -
Profit & Loss account                             461,252                26,441

SHAREHOLDERS' FUNDS                             4,851,045             3,444,360









                                    NOTES




 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 Financial Statements have been prepared on a basis
    consistent with the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December
    1999.

 3. On 22 February 2000 the Company issued 2,000,000 new Ordinary Shares of 1p
    each at 50p per share.

 4. On the 22 September 2000 the Company purchased its Deferred Shares for a
    total consideration of £257.

 5. The calculation of earnings per share is based on the weighted average
    number of Ordinary Shares in issue of 72,410,395 (1999 - 70,700,012), and
    on the profit after tax of £837,817 (1999 - Profit: £161,836)

 6. Copies of the Annual Report will be sent to Shareholders and will also be
    available from the Company's Registered Office: C/O MSP Secretaries, 22
    Melton Street, London, NW1 2BW