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Sounds good to me....that's a very explicit ruling!!!!.
UK court issues decision in InterDigital's FRAND licensing case against Lenovo
7:30 am ET March 16, 2023 (Globe Newswire) Print
GlobeNewswireMarch 16, 2023
WILMINGTON, Del., March 16, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- InterDigital, Inc. (Nasdaq: IDCC), a mobile and video technology research and development company, today announced that the UK's High Court handed down its judgment in the company's licensing dispute with Lenovo.
The Court ruled that Lenovo should pay a total of $138.7 million for a license to InterDigital's portfolio of 3G, 4G and 5G patents, and should pay in full for past sales dating back to 2007. The Court will decide in due course whether additional interest is due on the past payments.
"We welcome the Court's decision as the first major SEP FRAND judgment that recognizes that a licensee should pay in full for the past infringement of standard essential patents and we agree with the Court that this could be a powerful way of guarding against patent holdout in the future," commented Josh Schmidt, Chief Legal Officer, InterDigital. "However, we plan to appeal, as we believe that certain aspects of the decision do not accurately reflect our licensing program."
EDIT - I see you're already aware of this
https://www.reddit.com/r/LWLG/comments/11rca6y/my_ofc_experience/
Yes, he apparently did want to update that for you as he felt that his statement was misinterpreted, but is locked into one post per day limbo.
He replied to me earlier on IHUB that many were in the room, but the conversation was between the four people. I notice my posts have been removed as well as KCC's.
Loop, Reddit is temporarily offline - KCCO stated that in this case proto did not exaggerate and that Lebby did indeed silence the room.
I suddenly cannot get into Reddit. I guess I have been removed. Proto was not right about silencing 250 people during the rump session. The conversation was between KCC, Richard and two LWLG representatives.
MO
loop
Loop, KCCO responded to you on Reddit/LWLG. It appears that proto had that particular bit of hype correct.
my3sons87, Yes they can to all of the cases you state. The reason I am interested in the institutional holdings is that it was over 26M shares as of Dec. 31
Vegas are the institution’s allowed to own shares and short shares at the same time, or loan them out to shorts. Are maybe have a subsidiary company short them? How does that work, if at all.
It will be most interesting to see the end of quarter institutional ownership. We know by default insider ownership went up due to the Dutch auction. To have 3.83M shares short out of 26.93M should make it exciting...
cat....you took the words out of my mouth....short term treasuries are yielding 5%....the coupon on the converts is 3.5%.....that is the textbook definition of positive carry.....good work if you can get it...especially in this market!!!
InterDigital sues OPPO in the UK, India and Germany over 3G/4G/5G and HEVC
2023-03-12 10:26 HKT
Remember the Christmas lawsuit between Ericsson and Samsung at this time last year? At that time, the two license agreements expired, but the new negotiations have not progressed. So Samsung took the lead in issuing a unilateral counterclaim injunction "Christmas gift" to Ericsson in the Wuhan Intermediate Court.
Ericsson was even better. During the Christmas holiday in the United States, the Texas court successfully issued a counter-suit injunction to Samsung for overtime on December 28 and responded with a "Christmas gift". The energy behind it can be seen.
But the dispute between the two companies was quickly over within half a year. But this "Christmas gift" stalk left is probably remembered by others.
I wonder if each family wants to carry forward this "SEP Christmas gift" tradition?
Just now, the documents disclosed by InterDigital to the US SEC show that on December 20th and 22nd, it has sued the Chinese OPPO company and its affiliated companies OnePlus and Realme in the UK, India and Germany, accusing it of infringing on InterDigital. 3G, 4G/LET and 5G patents, as well as HEVC patents, and seek injunctions.
Although it is very likely that there is no direct connection between InterDigital and Nokia, this kind of "group" to sue a company will obviously consume OPPO's internal resources, because fighting a lawsuit consumes the fighting power of the corporate IP department.
From the OPPO point of view, this is currently the only Chinese company that has rushed forward to resist the "5G reasonable rate" of foreign rights holders. Therefore, the joining of InterDigital this time makes me think that this is not an attempt by Western rights holders to join forces. A move to encircle and suppress China's "pioneer" rushing forward.
Because the future 5G coverage is too wide, the US think tank had a special report in November to recommend to the US government , so if the 5G rate OPPO fails to take the lead in setting a reasonable range, I am afraid that many Chinese companies will have to follow suit.
Since 2019, InterDigital has sued Huawei, Lenovo and Xiaomi, all in the United Kingdom. It seems that InterDigital prefers the rulings of the British courts.
On August 3 this year , it reached a settlement with Xiaomi and also signed a package license agreement including 3G, 4G, 5G, WiFi and HEVC video technology.
The litigation with Lenovo is still ongoing. In a latest ruling in a British court on the 16th of this month, a British judge rejected InterDigital's request for an injunction against Lenovo, but this is only one of the five patent litigations of both parties. The "bad war" between the two sides is still going on.
Therefore, InterDigital continues to sue OPPO before completing the litigation with Lenovo, which is also a considerable expense for it.
But in order to receive royalties, InterDigital also has a budget for "war" each year.
For example, its financial report shows that in 2019, InterDigital filed a lawsuit with ZTE, Huawei and Lenovo, and sued Xiaomi in 2020. This has caused InterDigital's IP enforcement costs in 2020 to rise from US$25.4 million in 2019 to US$28.6 million, accounting for 17% of its total patent management and licensing costs (US$170.2 million) in 2020.
According to InterDigital's financial report, in 2020, revenue from Apple, Samsung, and Huawei accounted for 31%, 22%, and 15% of its license fee income that year, reaching 111.7 million U.S. dollars, 78.5 million U.S. dollars and 52.1 million U.S. dollars, respectively. The fourth place LG contributed more than 30 million U.S. dollars.
So it's not clear whether this is a battle for Christmas gifts, or whether InterDigital also wants to learn from China's surprise spending at the end of the year.
https://min.news/en/digital/8c6eabc7dcfa4b5a0a24a5fda385c07c.html
J,
What bank(s) hold IDCC cash? Please tell us!
I would expect that the bulk of the $$ is held in short term Treasury securities.
With today's higher rates, I have seen comments by others about positive carry and contribution to earnings by the bond program.
Tomcat
Teecee with all of the patent infringement decisions in IDCC’s favor in the UK and Delaware, we should be very close to a major license announcement and an ultimate short roast.
Anybody else wondering what a bank failure would do to a company like IDCC with all that uninsured cash lying around? I still don’t understand why they have so much money borrowed when they don’t need it. Why pay tens of millions of dollars to borrow money you don’t need? I started figuring how much this last round of funding cost and quit after becoming disgusted by such a waste of money. The amount is incredibly high and for nothing. Can anybody tell me what this money is needed for and how it benefits the company? What happens if the bank fails? I imagine IDCC would still be obligated to pay the money back, wouldn’t they? Seems like a huge unnecessary risk to take and they’re paying $millions to do it.
short interest now 3.8myn+ as of 2/28....in the words of marvin gaye...LETS GET IT ON!!!
Still trading above tender....market is weak....although today's news about LIBERAL west coast bankers not obeying the rules of banking....will put an end to the tightening cycle....the good comes with the bad that leads back to the good.....idc is in good shape...like I've said before...it's a great bad market stock
I don’t know where I read this sometime ago , but I put it in my notes. IDCC was to have a 10 day jury trial commencing March 6, 2023. I have no idea if that court date was moved like they normally are, but I wouldn’t be surprised.
Possibly a FRAND ruling on UK, or good news from Mobile World Congress.
scooby5, can not be as there are many rules. Can not buy in 1st 1/2 hour or last 10 minutes. Limited to 25% of average volume. ( about 70K ). Therefore IDCC buys would fade by the first hour and a half.
Volume is very good. Most of the action on the buy side. Possibly new coverage.
New 52 week $75.52 high so far today
QCOM' comment on recent dividend increase:
Cristiano Amon, President and CEO of Qualcomm Incorporated, said, "We are pleased to announce an increase in our quarterly dividend. We remain committed to returning capital to stockholders through a balanced capital return policy, including a baseline of anti-dilutive stock repurchases."
Something that the IDCC Board of Directors should learn from those who came from Qualcomm !
If Infringement was a criminal matter of which a party has been found guilty at least 3 times to date. They would be deemed a repeat offender eligible for sanction under special circumstances and eligible for extended long term imprisonment.
Since infringement is a civil matter may the court deem the infringers an unwilling licensee subject to significant monetary sanctions. X dollars for multiple years of past infringement. X dollars per unit going forth for a 10 year license period. And if the infringers do not pay. a sales injunction is issued forthwith, and any liquid assets within the courts jurisdiction is impounded and will be distributed and granted to the patent holder.
If only the above was how it would work.
its a no brainer...div will be increased at least ten pct...which would keep current amount idc spends on dividend equal to last qtr...my guess is...minimum of 20% increase....my target would be 50c per qtr 2 dlrs per year for a yield of 3% at 75 per share...over the next year or so
They have had many chances to increase dividend and have plenty of FcF
Not too friendly in this area. Seems like a token to shareholders.
With the share count reduced by over 25% on why last few years the total div allocation monies have gone down and so they have actually decreased that amount with less shares to pay out
Today QCOM raised its next quarterly dividend by 5 cents. That's a total of a 20 cent increase over the past 3 years. Hopefully IDCC will increase its dividend when Lenovo finally pays up for past infringements and licenses going forward giving it more cash flow to cover the increase.
As I recall the UK court and appeal court have collectively to date found and ruled at least 3 times that the main litigant ahi h IDCC is suing in the UK has:
infringe verb
in·?fringe in-'frinj
infringed; infringing
Synonyms of infringe
transitive verb
1
: to encroach upon in a way that violates law or the rights of another
infringe a patent
How many times is enough before the license is signed.
.@InterDigitalCom CEO Liren Chen welcomed our group and presented #AI-enabled solutions that improve smart devices and network behaviours. We controlled remotely a ?? robotic arm and learned about ??? video codec innovations for seamless immersive experiences.
2/27/23
volume is a problem for the shorts....no non -sellers remorse from missing out on the tender...volume only 125k as of 3.55...
not a good sign, the CFO is turning in stock (this early in the year) to get his "free" stock, instead of paying some tax and keeping the stock for the future.
BREZSKI RICHARD 2. Issuer Name and Ticker or Trading Symbol
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_____ Director _____ 10% Owner
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2/28/2023
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(Instr. 3) 2. Trans. Date 2A. Deemed Execution Date, if any 3. Trans. Code
(Instr. 8) 4. Securities Acquired (A) or Disposed of (D)
(Instr. 3, 4 and 5) 5. Amount of Securities Beneficially Owned Following Reported Transaction(s)
(Instr. 3 and 4) 6. Ownership Form: Direct (D) or Indirect (I) (Instr. 4) 7. Nature of Indirect Beneficial Ownership (Instr. 4)
Code V Amount (A) or (D) Price
Common Stock 2/28/2023 M 12518 A $54.93 101881.7646 D
Common Stock 2/28/2023 S(1) 10386 D $73.77 (2) 91495.7646 D
Common Stock 1955 (3) I By 401(k) Plan
Table II - Derivative Securities Beneficially Owned (e.g., puts, calls, warrants, options, convertible securities)
1. Title of Derivate Security
(Instr. 3) 2. Conversion or Exercise Price of Derivative Security 3. Trans. Date 3A. Deemed Execution Date, if any 4. Trans. Code
(Instr. 8) 5. Number of Derivative Securities Acquired (A) or Disposed of (D)
(Instr. 3, 4 and 5) 6. Date Exercisable and Expiration Date 7. Title and Amount of Securities Underlying Derivative Security
(Instr. 3 and 4) 8. Price of Derivative Security
(Instr. 5) 9. Number of derivative Securities Beneficially Owned Following Reported Transaction(s) (Instr. 4) 10. Ownership Form of Derivative Security: Direct (D) or Indirect (I) (Instr. 4) 11. Nature of Indirect Beneficial Ownership (Instr. 4)
Code V (A) (D) Date Exercisable Expiration Date Title Amount or Number of Shares
Employee Stock Options (Right-to-Buy) $54.93 2/28/2023 M 12518 (4) 3/30/2023 Common Stock 12518 $0.00 0 D
Explanation of Responses:
(1) This sale represents a sell-to-cover transaction, whereby a portion of the shares acquired through the exercise of employee stock options were sold in the open market, with the proceeds used to fund the aggregate exercise price of the options and associated tax withholdings.
(2) The number of securities reported represents an aggregate number of shares sold in multiple sell-to-cover transactions over a range of sales prices ranging from $72.59 to $74.35 per share. The price reported represents the weighted average price. The Reporting Person undertakes to provide to the staff of the SEC, the Issuer, or a stockholder of the Issuer, upon request, the number of shares sold by the Reporting Person at each separate price within the range.
(3) As of the most recently published account statement, the reporting person beneficially owned this number of whole shares of common stock pursuant to the InterDigital Savings and Protection Plan.
(4) The stock options vested in three equal annual installments beginning on March 30, 2017.
short interest seems a little out of control....volume is starting to dry up....only 163k so far today.......a little more good news....and we might get one of them fabled "short squeezes" ....its happened here before....it can happen again....i hope idc continues to press the buyback....give them no room to maneuver!!!
Thanks for posting this article.
Hopefully they can find a way to properly reward inventors promptly and not take 5-10 years of litigation.
Eagle
InterDigital : How patent holdout is moving up the agenda
02/22/2023 | 03:59pm EST
here's no doubt that the problem of patent holdout and the threat that it poses to the innovation economy is becoming a more prominent topic for debate. In several recent European court cases, judges have highlighted the problems of holdout and there is a growing body of academic research that has analyzed this issue.
Holdout will be one of the topics for discussion this month at a Symposium hosted by the Haas School of Business at UC-Berkeley. The Symposium, titled "The Impact of the Patent System on Markets for Technology," will examine how to promote understanding of, and tackle problems in, technology licensing.
The event comes amid growing concerns about obstacles to the licensing of patents, in particular standard essential patents (SEPs). Patent holdout occurs when implementers launch products and services and then delay or decline to take a license to the patented technologies in their devices. The result is that the innovator cannot capture value from their patented technologies in a timely manner and may not be fairly compensated for their investment in R&D. Additionally, implementers who play by the rules may find themselves disadvantaged compared to competitors that holdout.
Patent holdout has been exacerbated in recent years by a range of factors including a decline in injunctive relief and a general weakening of IP rights in the US, and by attempts to use antitrust laws against SEP owners. Many patent practitioners and IP-owning companies are concerned these initiatives undermine innovation and disrupt the balance of the global IP system.
Holdout is often seen in industries that require interoperability based on technical standards, such as smartphones and the Internet of Things, where patent owners that participate in the development of these standards agree to license their SEPs on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms. These standards are generally accessible by all and, because patents are not self-enforcing rights, implementers can offer products and services that use patented and standardized technologies even if these implementers delay or resist taking a FRAND license. Examples of patent holdout include refusing to negotiate, regularly postponing or canceling meetings, making unreasonable requests regarding license terms and royalties, and obstructing litigation.
The upcoming Symposium reflects the growing global focus on the role that patents play in building a knowledge economy and promoting innovation as a tool for growth. By facilitating the transfer of knowledge and enabling organizations to specialize at different stages of the value chain, a well-functioning patent system provides incentives to invest and contributes to efficient markets. It also helps to level the playing field between small, start-up companies and those that have much bigger resources.
However, when the patent system is weakened, implementers may view it as economically rational to hold out, disrupting the balance within the system. This provides obstacles to technology development, damages the incentive to innovate, and means that important technical contributions are not rewarded.
This issue has become more complex given the globalization of technology markets, and the different approaches taken by policy makers and judges in various jurisdictions in Europe, China, and India, as well as the U.S. One fear is that innovative companies will naturally gravitate to whichever country has the most balanced patent system-and at the moment that does not look like being the U.S.
A transaction-based knowledge economy depends on a robust IP system that encourages the division of labor and makes it rational to negotiate and to promote good faith discussions between parties. This Symposium promises to provide new perspectives on how we can achieve that.
InterDigital Inc. published this content on 21 February 2023 and is solely responsible for the information contained therein. Distributed by Public, unedited and unaltered, on 22 February 2023 20:58:05 UTC.
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https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/INTERDIGITAL-INC-9632/news/InterDigital-How-patent-holdout-is-moving-up-the-agenda-43057297/
I guest shorts are just going to short regardless of whether its harder with fewer shares available and more expensive to cover. Still waiting on the court's final Lenovo decision in the near future given the recent court decisions in IDCC favor. Shorts, Shorts, watcha gonna do when the margin calls come for you (to cover)!! JMHO
Short interest as of 2/15/23:
3.26m shares, up from 2.56m.
Fighting to keep the price down on the last trading day of February. Hmmm
No Further Action Following Breach Of An Embargo In Respect Of A Reserved Court Of Appeal Judgment (InterDigital Technology Corporation V Lenovo Group Ltd)
02/22/2023 | 05:12am EST
Dispute Resolution analysis: The Court of Appeal has considered a further case in which a litigant has breached the embargo imposed on reserved judgments. In light of the nature of the breach in this case and the response to it, no sanctions were imposed and no further investigations were required.
InterDigital Technology Corporation v Lenovo Group Ltd [2023] EWCA Civ 57
What are the practical implications of this case?
This judgment concerns litigation between InterDigital and Lenovo, pursuant to which Lenovo challenged the validity and essentiality of a patent belonging to InterDigital. The patent was held to be valid at trial and Lenovo appealed. The appeal was heard on 14 and 15 December 2022. On Friday 13 January 2023, judgments were circulated in draft following the practice set out in PD40E. The drafts included the usual heading warning the parties that the draft was "confidential to the parties and their legal representatives", that "neither the draft itself nor its substance may be disclosed to any other person or made public in any way" and that "a breach of any of these obligations may be treated as a contempt of court". The draft was initially sent to the parties' counsel, counsel's clerks and one representative of each of the solicitors' firms. Counsel's clerks then forwarded the drafts on to two other solicitors at the firm representing InterDigital, Gowling WLG. Gowling circulated the draft on to individuals at InterDigital in a manner which was not criticised and, in so doing, reminded the individuals in the strongest terms about the need to keep the drafts confidential. Mr Steve Akerley, the Deputy General Counsel and Head of Intellectual Property at InterDigital saw the email from Gowling on his mobile phone. Without forwarding the drafts, Mr Akerley informed Mr Mike Levin, a solicitor at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati of the outcome of the appeal. He told Mr Levin that the information was confidential but he could tell the core team at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. That team had been working cooperatively on the litigation but was not the legal representative in the litigation itself. That was Gowling. On Sunday 15 January 2023, Mr Levin congratulated a solicitor at Gowling on the outcome of the appeal. Gowling immediately recognised that this was evidence that there had been a breach of the embargo and took steps to notify the Court of Appeal.
What did the court decide?
he Court of Appeal noted that Mr Akerley candidly recognised that what he had done was in breach of the embargo. They took on board Mr Akerley's explanation that he had received the draft judgment on his mobile phone and in his eagerness to learn the outcome had failed to head the clear warnings given to him in the covering email drafted by Gowling. There was no intention on the part of Mr Akerley to flout the embargo. Nevertheless, liability for contempt of court is argued to be strict in certain commentaries. The Court of Appeal concluded, therefore, that Mr Akerley's actions may have been a contempt. However, in light of the circumstances as a whole, including the limited nature of the illegitimate disclosures to professionals associated with the case, the fact the draft judgment itself was not sent, the lack of public disclosure and the fact the illegitimate disclosures themselves were effected with their own warning to preserve confidence, it was not appropriate for any further steps to be taken in relation to this matter. Mr Akerley accepted his errors and apologised. Any further investigations would be disproportionate to any need to uphold the Court's authority.
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“They made a couple of $ per share”*
One side might have. The other side would have wanted to cut their losses and run for such a large transaction to take place though. Don’t know you get in and out of such a large position unless you’re in cahoots with someone.
Rokky57, They made a couple of $ per share.
@vegas ... I noticed that.
Both the Calls and Puts were closed ..
What reason would somebody have for closing both positions?
Thanks vegas.
Rokky57, Open interest went down by 1500 contracts, therefore they closed them.
Gamco Barcelona will be an opportune time for Oppo and Lenovo to license with IDCC. After all they will all be in the same place. No extra travel required.
Oppo and Lenovo are only fooling themselves as to when they must license.
MWC Barcelona 2023 will be a four-day event that will commence on Monday, February 27, 2023, and continue through Thursday, March 2, 2023. The event will be hosted at Fira Gran Via in Barcelona.
InterDigital, Lenovo and Oppo will be in attendance for the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona next week.
https://www.mwcbarcelona.com/
“Is he betting on a downturn of IDCC price because he's paying a lot more for the Puts than the Calls?”
The person buying the puts and selling the calls is betting on a down turn in the stock price and evidently responsible for most of the short interest.
The person selling the puts and buying the calls wants the price to go up and could be trying to force a short squeeze the way I’m looking at it.
Who’s got the deeper pockets?
If the person was buying both the calls and the puts he’d be hoping for some volatility to try and make money. Not a very good way to do it since your already losing time premium as soon as you buy an option. Plus you have the bid/ask spread to deal with and would need a large buyer of options to get out of your position.
Looks like a couple players with large egos doing this.
Rokky57, They bot the calls and sold the puts. It could be another 150,000 synthetic shares but you can not tell until you see the open interest on Monday. Yes I have a very large position that I would like to make money on by lending it. I want to encourage someone to short it by lending the shares. I can call them in or sell them anytime. The higher the short interest the better as I will then call them back unless the lend rate is 6% or more. I believe with the Lenovo, Vivo and Oppo news things will go my way.
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