INVESTMENT PROFILE
Valdor has a unique breakthrough technology in fiber optics. In early 2000, when technology projects enjoyed unprecedented popularity, the Company's stock price rose
from $0.30 to $14.00 in less than two months primarily on the strength of R&D and potential. This R&D is now complete and the technology is ready for market.
The Company is in production and has modest annual sales of about US$300,000. The vast majority of high-flying technology companies of the 1995/2000 era no longer exist;
Valdor has not only survived, it has grown past the R&D stage, as a new-generation technology company, and is progressing on the continuum to profitability.
Valdor has a unique breakthrough technology in fiber optics. In early 2000, when technology projects enjoyed unprecedented popularity, the Company's stock price rose
from $0.30 to $14.00 in less than two months primarily on the strength of R&D and potential. This R&D is now complete and the technology is ready for market.
The Company is in production and has modest annual sales of about US$300,000. The vast majority of high-flying technology companies of the 1995/2000 era no longer exist;
Valdor has not only survived, it has grown past the R&D stage, as a new-generation technology company, and is progressing on the continuum to profitability.
VALDOR TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL INC. (VTI-V) FEATURES:
- The share capital is well structured. It was rolled back 6.5 to 1 in July 2008.
- Shareholders in two recent private placements include Management, Directors, employees, newsletter writers, stock brokers and promotional groups.
- Directors and close associates own more than 65% of the fully diluted stock.
- The major product line is all-mechanical, field installable fiber optic connectors that do not require epoxies or index matching gels.
- Fiber optics is the future of communications and fiber optic connectors are one of the major profit centers within this fiber optic market.
- Valdor holds several patents on its connector technology in strategic global regions.
- The CEO/President, Dr. Michel Rondeau, is well known and highly respected, worldwide, in the fiber optics industry.
- The Company has manufacturing facilities in China.
- The annual global market for fiber optic connectors is currently over US$2 billion and this is projected to grow to US$3.45 billion in 2011. (ElectroniCast Consultants www.electronicastconsultants.com)
- The Company is in discussions with several major companies that, in the near term, could place substantial orders.
- Two major competitors of Valdor are Corning and 3M; unbiased third parties have tested and confirmed that the Valdor connectors are significantly or dramatically superior to these competing connectors in every significant regard.
- However, the Valdor marketing focus is not to displace other status quo technologies. The Valdor focus is niche markets where, because of technical advantages, Valdor is the only solution.
- It is estimated that more than US$20,000,000 has been spent in R&D to bring the Company to its current state.
- The Company projects that it will require a total raise of less than US$1,500,000 to take it to profitability.
- One marketing strategy, being considered by Valdor, is to use the facilities of a Technology Sales Headhunter to retain a sales professional with an existing clientele that uses fiber optic connectors.
- Upon achieving a market penetration of somewhere between 0.5% and 2.5%, Valdor could become a take-over target for major companies that direct sell fiber optics products and/or services.
