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LSE:CHRT (Cohort PLC)

About CHRT

Cohort PLC is a holding company. It is engaged in providing services to customers in defence, security, and related markets. The company's operating segments include Chess; EID; MASS; MCL and SEA. It generates maximum revenue from the MASS segment. Geographically, it derives most of the revenue from the UK and has a presence in Portugal, Other EC countries including NATO, Asia Pacific, Africa and North and South America. The company earns most of its revenue from market segment C4ISTAR followed by Combat systems and Cybersecurity and secure networks.
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