Besieged CEO: All commitments met


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 08 Feb 2005

CYBERJAYA: InventQjaya Sdn Bhd (IQJ) has so far met or exceeded all its commitments under its loan and technology transfer agreements with the Government, its chief executive officer Dr Sadeg Faris Mustafa said. 

Revealing the company’s first year report card yesterday, Dr Sadeg said that this included the transfer of eight core technologies representing over 600 patents issued and pending, and spinning off five companies using the technologies invented. 

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