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Metryx, Limited, a supplier of mass metrology equipment to the semiconductor manufacturing industry, today announced that it has been honored with the Queen's Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category. It is the most prestigious award a company can win in the United Kingdom, earning it recognition as one of the most successful businesses in the country.

Metryx Receives Queen’s Award for Enterprise

BRISTOL, UK | Posted on May 23rd, 2007

"As a company, we have experienced tremendous growth over the past six years due to the acceptance of our unique mass metrology technology," stated Dr. Adrian Kiermasz, CEO of Metryx. "Being recognized with the Queen's Award is a great honor for our company and confirms the progress we have made as a supplier to the to the global semiconductor manufacturing industry."

The company started trading in 2000 and was selected for this Award for the first time based on its record of increasing its export sales by over 1,000 percent in three years. The company accomplished this by targeting leading-edge semiconductor manufacturers directly and through an international network of sales agents, as well as participating in trade shows and international conferences in its main markets in Asia, the USA and Europe.

Three separate ceremonies will be conducted to present the award. Representatives from Metryx received the first recognition in the presence of His Royal Highness, The Duke of York, at One Whitehall Place. The second takes place in July at Buckingham Palace in the presence of Her Royal Highness, Queen Elizabeth. The third ceremony will take place with the Lord Lieutenant on the Metryx premises. Date and time information for this ceremony will be provided in the near future.

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About Metryx
Metryx is a semiconductor equipment manufacturer specializing in unique nanotechnology mass measurement techniques. Based in Bristol, England, Metryx’s non-destructive 200mm and 300mm metrology tools offer atomic layer accuracy making them ideal for material characterization and device manufacture process control.

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Contacts:
Metryx, Limited
Adrian Kiermasz, +44 (0)127 586 6260

or
Impress Public Relations
Dave Richardson, 415-994-1423

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