Sinclair Research - History

History

Period Profit Turnover
1980 £131,000 £640,000
1981 £818,000 £4.6m
1982 £8.55m £27.17m
1983 £13.8m £54.53m
1984 £14.28m £77.69m
1985 -£18m £102m
1988 to 1989 -£183,015 £7,825
1989 to 1990 £618,389 £4,754
1989 to 1990 -£271,734 £5,486
1991 to 1992 -£592,600 £1,115
1992 to 1993 -£169,197 £379,836
1993 to 1994 -£194,826 £510,943
1994 to 1995 -£303,630 £435,742
1995 to 1996 -£122,873 £255,826

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