Mike Hickey, the Edinburgh-based company’s chief executive, yesterday also told The Herald he was “comfortable” with expectations that Wolfson would break back into a full-year profit by the end of 2011.
WOLFSON Microelectronics, the maker of chips for many of the world’s must-have electronic gadgets, sharply narrowed its 2010 losses, signalling that the Scottish company’s drive into the fast-growing smartphone, gaming and e-book sectors has set the firmly it on the road to recovery.
Mike Hickey, the Edinburgh-based company’s chief executive, yesterday also told The Herald he was “comfortable” with expectations that Wolfson would break back into a full-year profit by the end of 2011.
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