2012 Tech Track 100

Rank: 48   BlueGnome

Has recently opened an office in Singapore and a US office is planned for this autumn

BlueGnome develops tests and software to investigate genetic disorders, focusing on intellectual disability, cancer and infertility. The company was spun out of Cambridge University post-doctoral research in 2002 by Nick Haan and Graham Snudden, who still lead the business. The company is backed by Cambridge University, as well as The University Challenge Fund and The Wellcome Trust. Sales of its IVF applications to medical institutions and clinics around the world are particularly strong, and have helped sales grow 65% a year from £2.7m in 2008 to £11.8m in 2011.

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Company facts

BlueGnome
Genetic diagnostics developer
Company website

Sales growth
64.55% pa
2011 sales‡£11.8m
2008 sales£2.7m
2011 staff34
Founded2002
Location of HQCambridge
If applicable:
* = annualised figures
‡ = draft accounts