85. European Electronique
Revenue: £46m (-8%)
Net profit: 0.3%
Staff: 140
A lack of investment in technology by schools left its mark on this education-focused reseller's results for the year to 31 March 2017, as revenues dipped eight per cent and net profits halved. During the year, Oxfordshire-based European Electronique claimed that it invested heavily in its core vendors including HPE, Aruba and Fortinet, adding that its own-branded Freedom cloud offering now services more than 100,000 users across 75 institutions daily.
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