GCT Semiconductor develops chips for wireless communications applications. Unlike many suppliers of advanced communications chips, GCT has its semiconductors fabricated with a CMOS silicon process. The company's products include radio-frequency (RF) transceivers for cell phones based on the GSM/GPRS standard, RF transceivers for WLAN equipment, and Bluetooth transceivers and audio streaming processors. GCT's Direct Conversion architecture supports a variety of wireless communications protocols. The fabless semiconductor company was founded in 1998 by K. S. Lee and CEO K. H. Lee. GCT Semi has offices in South Korea and the US.

TVC Communications provides the stuff that cable companies are made of. A distributor of communications equipment, TVC offers cable TV and similar industries an array of products made by electronics and other manufacturers, including fiber-optic cables; cables, poles, and related equipment for above-ground installation; and products used by cable- company customers like set-top boxes and Wi-Fi modems. Operating primarily in North America, it distributes products made by hundreds of manufacturers such as Belden, Motorola, Tyco Electronics, and Thomas & Betts. TVC also makes specialty cable TV, broadcast, and telecom products through its Marathon, White Sands, Maxcell, and Vikimatic divisions.

Through its subsidiaries, affiliates, and operating companies, holding company AT&T is the industry-leading provider of wireline voice communications services in the US. Customers in 22 states use AT&T-branded telephone, Internet, and computer telephone services; it also sells digital TV under the U-verse brand. Key markets include California, Illinois, and Texas. The company's corporate, government, and public sector clients use its range of conferencing, managed network, and wholesale communications services. Subsidiary AT&T Mobility is the nation's second-largest wireless carrier by both sales and subscriptions (after Verizon Wireless). It provides mobile voice and data services to about 85 million subscribers.

Completing connections is what CompleTel Europe does, completely. The facilities-based operator of a fiber-optic telecommunications network provides voice, data, and Internet-related services to businesses, government end- users, telecom carriers, and Internet services providers in France. Subsidiary Completel SAS provides a national facilities-based alternative carrier in competition with the incumbent France Telecom. CompleTel has about 2,500 customers including Renault, Société Générale, the French Senate, and several ministries of the government. A group of investors led by media and telecommunications investor Altice and private equity firm Cinven own 99% of the company.

Talk is cheap but doesn't go far without a phone, especially in one of the world's largest continents. That's where Vodacom Group comes in. Through its various subsidiaries, the company provides contract and prepaid cellular phone services to more than 34 million customers in southern African countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa, Lesotho, Tanzania, and Mozambique. The company primarily targets businesses and corporations for its contract services; however, a majority of Vodacom Group's customers use its prepaid services. About two-thirds of the company's shares are owned by UK-based Vodafone Group.

Alan Dick & Company (AlanDick) designs, manufactures, and installs wireless telecommunications network towers and other communications infrastructure equipment. The company's products include cellular antennas, equipment shelters, radar systems, and signal amplifiers and repeaters. AlanDick also provides consulting, engineering, installation, network planning, and testing services. Aside from the telecom industry, the company's clients come a range of disciplines including broadcasting, energy, and transportation. Government agencies also call on AlanDick to supply systems for military, security, and weather applications. The company was established in 1971 and operates from about 30 offiices worldwide.

Fusion Telecommunications International understands that modern communications is a blend of old and familiar processes with new technologies.Fusion Telecommunications International provides VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephone and other Internet-based communications services primarily to larger US carriers. Its other clients include businesses with a need to outsource the hosting and management of their computer-based corporate telephony systems. Fusion offers also such services as call termination and broadband Internet access.Fusion Telecommunications International also provides ISP and hosted PBX services to its enterprise customers. Top clients include Qwest and Verizon. Fusion was founded in 1997.

Navico Holding A.S. company reels in anglers with its high- tech fish finders and keeps hikers and hunters on the right track with its portable location finders. Navico is a leading maker of sonar products (aka depth sounders or depth finders) for sport fishing. It also makes Global Positioning System (GPS) products used by boaters, hunters, hikers, and others for terrain mapping and marking. The products, sold under its B&G, Eagle, Northstar, Lowrance, and Simrad brands, are distributed through wholesalers, boat dealers, and retail outlets like Wal-Mart. Navico was created in 2006 with the combination of Simrad Yachting and Lowrance Electronics.

ANXeBusiness Corp. ("ANX") is owned by One Equity Partners ("OEP"), which makes private equity investments behind compelling business ideas and strong management teams. Established in 2001, OEP manages $8 billion of investments and commitments for JPMorgan Chase & Co. in direct private equity transactions. OEP acquired ANX in October 2006 from Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC), which had formed ANX in 1999 following the acquisition of the ANX Network from The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG.)

MTI Engineering Ltd. was established over 30 years ago to provide comprehensive solutions for electronic systems in the communications, aerospace and military industries. The company has since diversified, and today concentrates on providing consultation, representation and distribution services to electronics companies worldwide. MTI Engineering offers its clients an enormous advantage. The company's highly skilled professional and management team includes experts who have worked in the upper echelons of the Israeli electronics industry. Not only do MTI personnel have the expertise and the experience, they also have intimate knowledge of the workings of Israel's top electronics concerns. This is a great asset to electronics companies wishing to compete in the Israeli market.In addition, MTI offers the advantage of being interdisciplinary, and when necessary, turns to its subsidiaries in related fields. Clients therefore enjoy the benefits of comprehensive service provisioning under one roof, dealing with a range of top professionals who can provide the support and information necessary for their enterprise. Through its Electronics and Components Division, MTI Engineering is the representation and distribution arm for over 24 RF and Microwave manufacturers. Sales in 2000 exceeded $15 million, and included bids in major communications and Ministry of Defense contracts. Extensive experience in the Israeli market places MTI Engineering Ltd. at an advantage to provide essential services to companies participating in local bids. MTI Engineering Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of MTI Computers and Software Services (1982) Ltd., one of the MTI group of companies publicly traded on the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE).

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