Soon Gnee Loh

Axesstel, Inc. engages in the development of telecommunication products. Its portfolio include fixed wireless phones, wire-line replacement terminals, security alert systems, and 3G and 4G broadband gateway devices. The company was founded by Mike H. P. Kwon in July 2000 and is headquartered in San Diego, CA.

EoPlex, Inc. manufactures miniature electronic components and sub-assemblies. It produces components using deposition techniques based on custom printing equipment that carry ceramic, metallic or polymer materials. The firm’s products are used in cell phone antennas, RF devices, energy harvesters, fluidic devices, fuel cell parts, sensors, micropumps, and thermal devices. The company was founded by Charles S. Taylor in 2001 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

Flexcomm Corp. is an investment holding Chinese company. The private company is based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

Flexcomm Ltd. provides wired and wireless routers, modems and other devices for network communication, network multimedia and consumer multimedia products and solutions. The company was founded by Soon Gnee Loh in 2004 and is headquartered in Hong Kong.

Part of Dragon Group International Ltd., DTB Ltd. is an investment holding Chinese company. The private company is based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong. DTB was acquired by Flextech Holdings Ltd. on February 28, 2006 for $0.54 million.

Peratech Limited was established in 1996 to exploit QTCs. Peratech's early years were spent investigating the repeatable manufacture of QTCs and categorizing and quantifying their performance. This subsequently resulted in the filing of a number of worldwide patents for QTCs and this portfolio continues to be strengthened. Peratech has won several prestigious industry awards including the Saatchi and Saatchi Communication Award and the Tomorrow's World Industry Award. Peratech has also been the recipient of three SMART awards from the UK Government to aid the development and exploitation of QTCs. Peratech works closely with Durham University, where a permanent research group continues to develop and advance the science of QTCs. Peratech is based near Richmond, in North Yorkshire, from where QTCs are manufactured and shipped worldwide.