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Trek 35 cents.
52-week range 27 -- 44 cents.
DMG report :
http://mail.dmg.com.sg/dmgnew/dmgrshnew.nsf/9eab09ed7daefad24825725e00186049/bd2489501c6ac9294825792100077f14/$FILE/ATTH0CFQ.pdf/4Oct11-Trek2000.pdf
This is to be highlighted regarding Trek's ThumbDrive patent which big companies have allegedly infringed:
### Trek has reached an out-of-court settlement with Verbatim. Trek will receive a licensing fees ranging between 2% and 3% based
on Verbatim’s USB-flash drive sales figure, translating to an additional profit of US$1m yearly (33% of FY10 earnings).
### Following this precedent, the rest of the alleged companies (Imation Corp, IronKey, Kingston Technology, Patriot Memory, RITEK Corp and Advanced Media) will likely follow suit.
Trek should be able to whack the other 6 international companies in its ITC complaint. The fees to be collected from each of them definitely would be worth a goldmine.
TREK shares boosted by Verbatim settlement and possible settlement with others
Trek 2000 International Ltd, Trek Technology Pte. Ltd.
And S-Com System Pte. Ltd has filed a Complaint with the International
Trade Commission (ITC) against eight companies for patent infringement.
http://sgsharemarket.com/home/2011/06/singapore-company-highlights-16062011/?=Trek2000
Trek 2000 International (5AB.SG) surges, +6.0% at $0.440 vs flat at
$0.415 midday after it says won ruling in US court that ThumbDrive
trademark entitled to full registration with US Patent and Trademark
Office; means Trek world’s only manufacturer that can sell flash drives
under ThumbDrive brand.
But analyst at local brokerage says knee-jerk gain may be down to
confusion over Trek’s statement; “some people may be thinking the
company will get damages based on this, but it’s not a patent (on
technology), just a trademark.”
Says decision “a paper victory at best, they’re saying it will increase
the public’s awareness of Thumbdrive, but it’s as generic as Scotch Tape
these days.”
Adds, flash drives have become commoditised, pricing now based on
supply, demand, not branding, so this news will not justify paying
premium for Trek products. Orderbook suggests limited upside beyond
$0.445.
| US courts rule Trek’s ThumbDrive trademark is not generic |
| WRITTEN BY THE EDGE |
| TUESDAY, 07 DECEMBER 2010 13:18 |
Trek 2000 International, the Mainboard-listed engineering solutions provider and inventor of the ThumbDrive and FluCard, says it has won a “significant trademark victory” in the US courts. The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board of the United States Patent and Trademark Office has ruled that Trek’s ThumbDrive trademark is not generic and is entitled to full registration on the Principal Register of the US Patent and Trademark Office.
This means Trek is the only manufacturer in the world that can sell the ubiquitous flash drives under the ThumbDrive brand.
Trek says CEO Henn Tan coined the mark ThumbDrive in 2000 in connection with Trek’s pioneering invention of the flash drive. In 2007, Trek applied for US registration of its ThumbDrive trademark on the Principal Register of the US Patent and Trademark Office.
However, the Trademark office refused to register ThumbDrive, arguing the mark was “generic”. Fearing that its ThumbDrive trademark would go the way of other unique and famous marks such as Aspirin, E-Mail, Zipper, and Escalator that became generic and lost all of their value, Trek took it to the US courts.
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another quiet stock.......
Fundamental
Trek 2000 International (TREK SP; S$0.43; Not Rated) – The Chairman of Trek 2000, Mr. Henn Tan, gave a talk at our weekly corporate lunch talk series yesterday. He shared his key growth strategies with everyone and talked about Trek’s key product that may launch the group to another playing field – the FluCard. If the product takes off, Trek is likely to see exponential growth in earnings in prospective periods.
/cimb - i came i read i posted FYI only.... hak hak hak chew....
FluCard--- hak chew.....what is it?
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y can't? even lup sup china company can go up high high last time lo
What a joke !! only tumbDrive also can bring whole company alive ah ??
TREK 2000 is one of a rare few Singapore companies that have come up with creations that have enjoyed worldwide success and in the process created a new breed of products.
Its ThumbDrive, introduced to the world about 10 years ago, led to the demise of the floppy drive. Now it has the FluCard, potentially a world-class act.
http://www.nextinsight.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2935&Itemid=1
+ 15%.... hmmm... am i missing sumthing
Trek Achieves Another World's First With Its FluCard Invention.
Potential Counter...
potential counter?
MISCELLANEOUS :: PRODUCT LAUNCH: BRINGING YET ANOTHER NEW INVENTION TO THE WORLD
http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/marketplace/mp-en/listed_companies_info/company_announcements
Today BT Company news, Trek 2000 wins S'pore Govt. tender to adopt it's Chez Solutions to enhance it's data encryption and security functions.
"SELAMAT DATANG "
Can anybody comment why this counter after announcement of S$38 M. order from reputable japanese electronic consumer company and future confirmed orders has not budged at all ?
Is electronics sector totally dead ?
I got
in this counter. Wish it uptrend tommorrow.
