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The company says its organic growth is driven by long-term structural trends: vehicle development cycles with more new models, tougher safety regulation and consumer safety ratings, and new technology such as active safe…
Judges makes money by owning a group of small, specialised makers of scientific instruments (twenty five businesses in the 2025 annual report), whose products are used in university and industrial research. Most of its r…
Cohort makes its money by selling defence and security technology to customers around the world: in the year to April 2026, defence and security customers provided £303.0m, or 99%, of its revenue. Most of that now comes …
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Testing, simulation and measurement products for vehicle makers: driving robots, ADAS test targets and driving simulators.
Buys and grows small makers of scientific instruments used in research, education and industry.
Sonar, communications, surveillance and training systems, mainly for navies and armed forces.
Online market research and data: surveys, panels, and brand and opinion tracking.
Billing, charging and customer management (CRM) software for telecoms and other subscription businesses.
IT services and consulting for businesses around the world: cloud, applications, engineering and business processes.
Motorcycles and three-wheelers sold in India and exported worldwide, and the Chetak electric scooter.
Oil refining and petrochemicals, Reliance Retail's stores, and Jio's mobile and broadband services.
Online shopping, Amazon Web Services cloud computing, advertising and Prime subscriptions.
Supermarkets and discount stores in the US and abroad, Sam's Club warehouse clubs and online shopping.
Software and cloud services: Azure, Microsoft 365, Windows, LinkedIn and Xbox.
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