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The latest update is out from Microsaic Systems ( (GB:MET) ).
Metir plc reported a significant increase in revenue for the first half of 2025, reaching £931,000 compared to £255,000 in the same period of 2024, driven by strong demand for its MicroTox® LX instruments and successful projects like the Qatar CTM deployment. The company has undergone a strategic transformation, including a rebranding and leadership strengthening, positioning itself for international growth and new product commercialization. Metir is expanding its product line with new offerings such as the Sulphate Reducing Bacteria kits and advancing its mobile PFAS testing technology, aiming to establish itself as a leader in the environmental and water testing sectors.
More about Microsaic Systems
Metir plc is a leading global provider of mobile and point-of-use water and environmental testing technology. The company operates through its divisions, Modern Water and Microsaic Systems, offering innovative solutions for rapid and accurate water quality testing. Metir focuses on data-driven insights and field-ready designs to support critical decision-making in sectors such as environmental monitoring, public health, and industrial process management. Headquartered in York, UK, Metir serves customers worldwide and is committed to advancing water testing standards.
Average Trading Volume: 1,795,970
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: £2.32M
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