Stock Information
Company Name: Enable IPC Corp.
Trading Symbol: EIPC
Trading Exchange: OTC BB
52-week Range: $0.05 - $3.00
Common outstanding: 23 million
Float (approx.): 2.2 million
Corporate Information
Headquarters:
25520 Avenue Stanford, Suite 311
Valencia, CA 91355
Tel: (661) 775-9273
Fax: (661) 775-9274
info@enableipc.com
www.enableipc.com
Other Information
Management:
David Walker – CEO / Director
Mark Daugherty, Ph.D. – CTO / Director
Anna Rhee, CMA – CFO
Sung H. Choi, Ph.D. – Tech. Dir.
Jin Suk Kim – Director
Cathryn S. Gawne, Esq. – Director
Timothy A. Lambirth, Esq. – Director
Daniel Teran, CPA – Director
Philip M. Verges – Director
Investor Relations:
ir@enableipc.com
Legal Counsel (Corporate/Securities)
Cathryn S. Gawne
Hopkins & Carley
San Jose, CA
Legal Counsel (IP):
Gary Schnittgrund, Ph.D.
Valencia, CA
Auditors:
Dustin Lewis, CPA
Eric Bullinger, CPA
L.L. Bradford & Co., LLC
Las Vegas, NV
Company Profile
Enable IPC, symbol OTCBB: EIPC – is currently developing two portable power products using nanotechnology,
The two products are MicroBatteries and UltraCapacitors
These two new products are designed to address a growing need among industrial manufacturers who require both dependability and longevity in a rapidly growing market estimated at over $3 Billion by 2012 (ii)
Microbatteries address key requirements from manufacturers of smart cards, RFID tags, medical devices, SRAM backup power, MEMs / NEMs, remote sensors and much more.
The Company is combining thin film manufacturing methods with nanotechnology to produce microbatteries are smaller, longer lasting, less expensive, environmentally friendly, scalable and flexible in its design.
Initial prototypes are being developed for specific applications
Ultracapacitors (also known as “supercapacitors”) are created using a patent pending nanoparticle solution on a common piece of carbon. The Company is creating a product that will be easier to manufacture and less expensive than competing devices and will be used to prolong battery life where a short burst of power is needed such as in digital cameras, small displays, electronic toys and games, power tools, uninterruptible power supplies, computers and much more
This technology is in the latter research and development stage with the goal of delivering prototypes in 2008.
Key Facts:
Ultracapcitor Market:
2006: $280,000,000; to 2012: $600 millioni est.
Microbattery Market:
2006: $600 Million; to 2012: $3.1 Billionii est.
i World Ultracapacitor Markets, Frost & Sullivan, April 2006
ii Micro Power Sources: Opportunities from Fuel Cells and Batteries for Portable Power Applications, NanoMarkets, LC, Glen Allen, VA, September 2005
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