CIT settlement of Litigation with Uni-Pixel

3 April 2014

Carclo plc

CIT settlement of Litigation with Uni-Pixel

Conductive Inkjet Technology Limited (CIT) and Uni-Pixel Displays, Inc (Uni-Pixel) have agreed to settle their on-going litigation in the US and the UK. CIT has agreed to withdraw its UK claims that Uni-Pixel has used CIT's confidential information for a number of unauthorized purposes relating to its current technology, its past technology and also two of its patent filings. Uni-Pixel has agreed to withdraw its US claims for declarations that it did not do what CIT alleges, and that CIT breached an agreement between the parties by issuing its claims in the UK courts. CIT further agreed to release any current and future claims to Uni-Pixel's past and current technology, patents and other property based on the subject matter of the suits. Uni-Pixel further agreed to grant CIT certain limited rights to use technology that would be protected by the patents arising from the disputed patent filings. No money will change hands as part of the settlement. The parties agree that Uni-Pixel owes no further duty of confidentiality to CIT regarding any CIT technology. There are no admissions of any wrong-doing in connection with this dispute.

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Notes to editors

Carclo plc is a technology group. It is a public company whose shares are quoted on the London Stock Exchange.

Carclo's strategy has been to develop new technologies and products to drive future growth. Its investment in CIT has led to the introduction of a new material for use in Capacitive Touch Screens. Further investment has been made in Carclo Diagnostic Solutions, where a novel Point-of-Care hardware platform has been developed.

Approximately three fifths of revenues are currently derived from the supply of fine tolerance, injection moulded plastic components, which are used in medical, optical and electronics products. This business, Carclo Technical Plastics, operates internationally in a fast growing and dynamic market underpinned by rapid technological development.

Approximately two fifths of revenues are derived from the supply of specialised precision LED based systems to the premium automotive industry, as well as key control systems for the aerospace industry.