Valdor Technology Intl. Inc. (fka VTIFF)

[Renee]

VTIFF revoked:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2017/34-81423.pdf

[Renee]

VTIFF SEC Suspension for delinquent Financials/Filings:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2017/34-81320.pdf

Order:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2017/34-81320-o.pdf

Admin Proceeding:


https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2017/34-81319.pdf

[ShawnJon]

Internet fibre race down to the wire for telecoms


Telus is extending its fibre-optic network to the Sunshine Coast, the company confirmed this week. The move is part of a $1-billion investment by Telus in its fibre-optic network across B.C.

The Vancouver announcement is also part of a larger capital spending push by Telus and other telephone companies such as BCE Inc. to upgrade their networks to fibre, which transmits data over ultra-thin strands of glass using pulses of light. Fibre is fast and has much greater bandwidth capacity than the copper wires traditionally used for the “last mile” in telephone networks.
Telcos need to upgrade so they can keep up with speed and capacity demands as both residential and business customers use more and more Internet data. They also need the upgraded infrastructure to support their wireless services, which rely on the wires in the ground to provide a connection to the Internet.

There has been a spike in billion-dollar spending announcements recently, with Telus announcing similar fibre investment plans for Edmonton and BCE unveiling its own plans to expand its fibre network in Toronto within weeks of each other in June.

Telus has been installing fibre in smaller communities across British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec – where it operates its legacy wireline business – since 2013. It is now taking the experience it gained through 60 such projects (with 28 now fully built) and will apply that to larger ones in cities like Edmonton and Vancouver. The Vancouver project is part of a plan to invest an additional $4-billion in B.C. through 2018.

The company said on Friday the first Vancouver neighbourhoods to be connected next year will be able to access download speeds of 150 megabits per second. In the coming years, it will offer increasingly higher speeds over its “gigabit-enabled network” as demand increases.


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[scooty514]

Thanks great news! Maybe the new TPP trade deal will help them also.

[ShawnJon]

Valdor and Mexican Partner Inteligencia Awarded US$1,100,000 Contract
V.VTI | 11 hours ago
(via Thenewswire.ca)

Vancouver, BC / TheNewswire / October 7, 2015 - Valdor Technology International Inc. ("Valdor") (TSX-V: VTI) (OTC: VTIFF) (Frankfurt: VZAA) is pleased to report that Valdor, in collaboration with Mexican partner Inteligencia e Infraestructura En America S. A. ("Inteligencia") has received a US$1,100,000 contract by an influential conglomerate in the Mexican telecom and construction industry. Valdor and Inteligencia do business in Mexico as TeleVal Communication Technologies (TeleVal).

This project involves the overall installation of an optical fibre network. The project is part of the multi-services and multi-year strategy the Mexican conglomerate is implementing to significantly increase both the number of services available to subscribers and the number of Mexican subscribers to internet services, in accordance with the Mexican Government telecom deregulation strategy announced in 2014 by President Pena Nieto. This project includes: 260,000 FTTx (fibre-to-the-home/premises/business/etc.) links; 3,800 fibre optic rings; 480 enterprise customers; and implementation of more than 4,000 poles in Mexico City for surveillance cameras.

This current initial phase of the project will be five months installation and will end in February 2016; but future phases will be on an accelerating timeline. The Valdor/Inteligencia partnership will make every effort to participate in future phases of this communication systems roll-out. Potential business from future phases that Valdor and Inteligencia, in partnership, could facilitate is expected to be about US$20,000,000 annually, from 2016 through 2018 inclusive. Homologation is not required for this project.

Mr. Jaime Alejandro Gomez Nunez, President (TeleVal), states: "These types of optical fibre enhancements will allow faster downloads, seamless video streaming and the ability for consumers and businesses to take advantage of new technologies. As technologies advance, the expansion of devices will demand greater and faster internet speeds and there will be less tolerance for slow connectivity."

Mr. Ron Boyce, Executive VP Sales and Marketing (Valdor), states: "This is an important milestone for Valdor's expansion strategy into Latin America and exceeds Valdor's sales projections of January 2015. We anticipate on-going tender opportunities with several Latin American and North American telecom companies in the weeks and months to come."

About Valdor Technology International Inc. (www.valdortech.com)

Valdor is a communications technology company with a business plan that incorporates growth by acquisition. Valdor currently has three divisions:

1)Niagara Streaming Media, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is an industry pioneer and global leader in the encoder hardware and software market. Niagara has numerous clients, including international television broadcasters, offices of worldwide local, state & federal governments, major

universities around the globe and enterprise market Fortune 2000 clients. Thousands of Niagara systems have been deployed worldwide through its network of several hundred distributors and value added resellers. Niagara owns four patents and designs, manufactures and sells the Niagara and GoStream product lines. Streaming media encoders are the physical devices that are enabling streaming media to become the future of television and internet communications;

2)Valdor Fiber Optics, headquartered in San Francisco, California, is an optical fiber components company specializing in the design, manufacture and sale of passive fiber optic components, including some that use Valdor proprietary and patented technologies. Valdor is focused on harsh environment products for the roll-out of fibre-to-the-home in North America with a unique and compelling splitter design. Valdor has numerous clients and the Valdor splitters are installed in the optical fibre networks of Canadian telecoms. Fiber-to-the-home hard wiring will enable the bandwidth for television and internet communications of the future;

3)TeleVal Communication Technologies, headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico, is an optical fiber components company specializing in the design, manufacture and sale of passive fiber optic components. TeleVal is focused on the deregulation of the telecom sector in Mexico and the roll-out of fibre-to-the-home in Latin America. Fiber-to-the-home hard wiring will enable the bandwidth for television and internet communications of the future. TeleVal's parent companies, Valdor and Inteligencia, have numerous clients throughout North America and Latin America.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF VALDOR TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL INC.

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for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.

The information contained herein is provided solely for the reader's general knowledge. The information is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all matters and developments concerning Valdor Technology International Inc. All information is offered on a "best intentions" basis. No securities commission or other regulatory authority in Canada or any other country or jurisdiction has in any way passed upon this information and no representation or warranty is made by Valdor Technology International Inc. to that effect. Valdor Technology International Inc. is not responsible for the content of sites that can be reached through links on this site. This presentation may include "forward looking statements". All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein, including without limitation, statements regarding future plans and objectives of Valdor Technology International Inc. are forward looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.

Valdor Technology International Inc. does not make any representations, warranties or guarantees express or implied, regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, non-infringement, or merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose or use of any information contained in this presentation or of any information available on web sites that are accessible by links found on this site. Furthermore, the information in no way should be construed or interpreted as, or as a part of, an offering or solicitation of securities. Investors are advised to discuss all of their stock purchases with a registered securities broker or personal finance professional prior to investing. No obligation, responsibility or liability shall be incurred by Valdor Technology International Inc. or any of its officers, directors, employees or agents for any loss or damage whatsoever, whether incidental, special, indirect, consequential, punitive, exemplary, or for lost profits in connection with, caused by or arising from any delays, inaccuracies, errors or omissions in or infringement by, or from any use of, or reliance on such information available on sites linked in this presentation nor any information available on such sites.

[ShawnJon]

TELUS Investing $1 Billion to Make Vancouver the World's Next Gigabit-Enabled City
T.T, TU | 59 minutes ago
Advanced technology will stimulate employment and economic growth, allow healthcare providers, educators and technology companies to reimagine how they deliver services
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Oct. 2, 2015) - TELUS is investing $1 billion to connect the majority of homes and businesses in the City of Vancouver directly to the company's state-of-the-art fibre optic network over the next five years.

"Bringing fibre optic infrastructure directly to homes and businesses is a generational investment, and the most significant contribution our organization can make to propel Canada's communications infrastructure and ensure its global competitiveness for decades to come," said Darren Entwistle, TELUS President and CEO. "With more than half of the world's population currently concentrated in urban centres, and increased urbanisation a reality for the future, cities with the capacity to leverage advanced broadband technology will enjoy an unprecedented advantage. Our $1 billion investment will provide one of Canada's largest urban centres with ubiquitous access to the fastest and most reliable Internet services to dramatically improve the way Vancouverites live, work and socialise. Once complete, TELUS' fibre build will add more than 400,000 homes, businesses, hospitals, community centres and municipal offices to our fibre-lit landscape. We will dramatically improve citizens' lives through significant new social, educational and economic opportunities and empower governments to build a greener, more inclusive and globally competitive Vancouver."

TELUS' fibre optic network is among the most advanced communications infrastructure available in the world today, allowing dramatically faster Internet speeds and vastly more capacity than current networks. This new fibre optic infrastructure will also be the backbone of TELUS' wireless network, enabling even more wireless capacity and speed. When the first Vancouver neighbourhoods are fully connected early next year local residents and businesses will be able to take advantage of home Internet speeds of up to 150 megabits per second. TELUS plans to offer families and businesses in Vancouver increasingly higher speeds over this gigabit-enabled network in the coming years, as demand continues to increase. Importantly, local healthcare providers, educators and technology companies will also be able to draw upon the network to completely reimagine how they deliver existing services and develop entirely new solutions.

"We are all living in a growing, interconnected world where the latest technology can help local businesses succeed," said Premier Christy Clark. "The investment being made by TELUS today will transform Vancouver into a major hub of today's best communications infrastructure and connect homes with the fastest Internet connections possible."

"TELUS' new leading-edge fibre optic network will transform communications for both residents and businesses in Vancouver, and significantly expand our success as one of the best connected and most competitive cities in the world," said Mayor Gregor Robertson. "This investment will spur continued growth in our thriving technology sector by providing the exceptional connectivity, speed, and capacity that are needed to power our innovation economy."

Vancouver residents can expect to see the TELUS team across the city neighbourhood by neighbourhood, knocking on doors to discuss connecting homes and businesses directly to TELUS' fibre optic network and installing infrastructure. There is no requirement to be a current TELUS customer to be connected to the network, nor are there any conditions to purchase services once the network construction is complete.

In celebration of today's announcement, on behalf of the company's almost 7,000 team members and retirees in Metro Vancouver Mr. Entwistle also announced TELUS is making a $100,000 investment in the Vancouver Public Library. This investment will establish the TELUS Innovation Fund to help connect people to each other and a world of information and literacy, helping to ensure a brighter future for the entire community.

This significant commitment is part of TELUS' plan to invest an additional $4 billion in British Columbia through 2018. When combined with operational expenses, this will bring the total TELUS investment in British Columbia over the next four years to more than $11.5 billion. By 2018, TELUS will have invested more than $47 billion in British Columbia since 2000 to further extend advanced telecommunications infrastructure and services, ensuring sustained innovation and fueling economic growth.

TELUS' dedication to Vancouver extends well beyond the company's investments in operations and infrastructure. Since 2000, TELUS team members in Vancouver have volunteered 350,000 hours with their hearts and hands and contributed more than $97 million to numerous charitable and community organizations.

For more information on the TELUS Fibre Optic Network, visit telus.com/vancouver or call 1-855-595-5588. Business owners are invited to call 310-3100.


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[ShawnJon]

News is on the horizon...

Stay tuned.

[ShawnJon]

Yes I agree....

For some the wait has been longer than expected. Now that the major Canadian telecom's have announced this summer billions of dollars being spent on the roll-out of fiber-optics to the home Valdor-VTIFF can now start answering RFQ(request for quote) on the products they have been testing for over a year now.

There are other balls spinning as well related to Fiber-optics Valdor is working on as well. Stay tuned, could be an exciting year!

SJ.

[scooty514]

I sure hope you are right! Nice gains today.

[ShawnJon]

Fiber Optic Sector Explosion is here now!


Valdor is positioned and poised to make big strides in the Fiber Optic's sector. Telecom's around the world are rolling-out fiber optics. Major announcement by major-telecoms made over the summer positioned VTI to answer RFQ's from the telecoms.

As vacation season draws to a close, news in the sector should start to pick up in September. Nevertheless, there's plenty going on if you look hard enough.

In the Great Lakes region, 123Net has been busy ramping up its service in western Michigan for some time now. In May they acquired T2 Communications in a deal that didnt make it onto my desk at the time. This week they added to their portfolio with the launch of fixed wireless servicesof up to 1Gbps in the Grand Rapids area.

Consolidated Communications says it is accepting some funds from Connect America Fund Phase II. They'll be using that to help finance the extension of their broadband reach to some 24,700 rural locations across seven states. That's $566 per location, which should help some in reaching into those rural areas. Consolidated bought Enventis last year, and I suspect they'll be ready for some more consolidation soon.

In Florida, Allied Fiber says its partner Hypower did some superb splicing as it helped build that new fiber network between West Palm Beach in Atlanta. The contractor managed a db splice loss of 0.18-0.19 per kilometer over the 700 miles they worked on between West Palm Beach and Barnesville, Georgia. Allied Fiber completed its first segment buildout in June and is now pivoting toward its next project, although they're still playing the details close to their vest on that part.

And in the Far East, Epsilon has finished rolling out a new fiber infrastructure in Singapore. The expansion leverages local fiber networks to hook up five new key data centers and enterprises to the company's global network. It will help power the cloud connectivity infrastructure Epsilon will be taking to market there.


he summer season is over, and a flurry of interesting news has hit the wires already this week.

CityFibre got some additional traction in the Scottish city of Edinburgh this morning. Back in March, they announced plans to make Edinburgh one of their "Gigabit City" projects with a 50km initial buildout. This morning, they won a 7 year deal to bring fiber to another 294 council-owned sites, replacing an existing contract held by BT. The deal is worth a minimum of £5.6M and up to £16M with extensions, and will see another 100km of infrastructure built out over the next 12 months.

The pan-African carrier Liquid Telecom has been busy getting certified by the MEF. This week theyannounced that they've received Carrier Ethernet 2.0 certification, the first company in their region to manage it. Liquid Telecom's Ethernet and fiber reach stretches from Uganda to South Africa, and has been one of the continent's most interesting terrestrial network stories for some years now.

Back in the USA, EdgeConneX has partnered with another regional internet exchange. They've hooked up with the Northwest Access Exchange, or NWAX, in Portland, Oregon, and will be bringing a new remote NWAX node online in the fourth quarter of this year. EdgeConneX has been helping shake up the data center interconnection market over the past year or two by building facilities closer to eyeball network distribution points and facilitating direct connections between content and the last mile. They've had a flurry of recent announcements bringing in connectivity to IX fabrics located in these edge markets, further accelerating the trend.

And finally, Verizon jumped all the way onto Cisco's SDN bandwagon this morning. They unveiled a new software-defined WAN service that is powered by Cicso's Intelligent WAN technology. Both Verizon and Cisco will be marketing the managed solution to their respective enterprise customer bases in the US, with EMEA to follow.


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[ShawnJon]

More tenders coming.....

Mexico about to open up as well....

[jupp]

Valdor Responds to $10,000,000 Request for Quote

www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2015/09/02/valdor-responds-to-10-000-000-request-for-quote#brckmr4eKgBmREJK.99

[ShawnJon]

Timing is everything in Tech...
Globe & Mail 2011-2012 & NOW 2015
The Financial Post Reports JUNE 2015: Bell Canada & Telus will be spending billions of dollars over the next 2 years rolling-out fiber optic to the home. The oppertunity in VTI has never been so ripe for the investors & VTI to land the contracts investors seek.

Special to The Globe and Mail
Published Wednesday, Oct. 05, 2011 11:22AM EDT
Last updated Thursday, Sep. 06, 2012 10:37AM EDT

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/technology/gadgets-and-gear/with-fibre-internet-the-future-is-here-but-not-for-most-canadians/article4255358/


THE DEMAND: The primary reason for the slowdowns is the growth in the number of devices connecting to the network and the growth in video on demand (VOD) traffic.

According to projections by network infrastructure giant Cisco Systems, VOD traffic is expected to quadruple between 2010 and 2015 while the number of devices connected to the Internet is expected to double.

Restricting Sevice: In Canada, the big Internet service providers to have responded to this explosive growth by blocking or restricting service on their networks in order to provide an acceptable level of service to all of its customers. For example, Rogers Cable restricts upload speeds on its $60 a month “Extreme” internet package to just 1 Mbps upload speed and a bandwidth cap of 100GB per month. In addition, online gaming and peer-to-peer file sharing are capped at a dial-up modem era speed of 80 kbps.

In hearings with the CRTC, Rogers and other ISPs say their networks are simply not capable of providing a high level of service to all customers without implementing these types of rationing measures.

THE CHANGE & THE OPPERTUNITY in VTI : In Canada, the implementation of the next big thing in internet connectivity has been quite limited. The percentage of homes with access to Fibre optic connections is likely less than 2% and is restricted to areas of Manitoba and Atlantic Canada.

Unfortunately for consumers in Canada’s most populous provinces (Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia and Alberta), the roll-out of FTTH has been virtually non-existent. In Alberta and British Columbia, Shaw and Telus have announced several FTTH trials over the last four years but have yet to make any major announcements.


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[ShawnJon]

Valdor Technology International Inc.(TSX-V: VTI) (OTC: VTIFF) (Frankfurt: VZAA) reported that a fifth Canadian telecom acquired a Valdor 1:32 harsh environment splitter. These telecoms provide hardwired telephone service to more than 90% of the Canadian population.


The most recent “Canadian Census” reports there are 12,437,500 households in Canada. The most recent “Industry Canada SME Research and Statistics” reports there are 1,107,540 employer businesses in Canada. This is a total of about 13,500,000 sites throughout Canada to connect FTTx. According to the “Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission”, effective 2013, Canadian market penetration of FTTP was 2.9% and FTTC was 23.5%. As end-users demand higher speeds in FTTx, the telecom with the highest quality network will gain the most market share.


Mr. Ron Boyce, Executive VP Sales & Marketing, states: “We designed our 1:32 harsh environment splitters to be rated for temperatures of -55°C; before they leave the factory, we test and document every module from -65°C to +110°C. We know of no other splitter that is rated for better than -40°C and many rated at -40°C begin to fail before they reach that temperature. It is our intention to provide much needed support for the roll-out of FTTx in locales that are subject to harsh, and especially extreme cold, environments. The only region of Canada not subject to cold winters is the Lower Mainland of British Columbia.”


Valdor is a communications technology company with a business plan that incorporates growth by acquisition. Valdor currently has two divisions:


Niagara Streaming Media is an industry pioneer and global leader in the encoder hardware and software market. Niagara has numerous clients, including international television broadcasters and offices of the US Government. Thousands of Niagara systems have been deployed worldwide through its network of several hundred distributors and value added resellers. Niagara owns four patents and designs, manufactures and sells the Niagara and GoStream product lines. Streaming media is the future of television and internet communications;


Valdor Fiber Optics is an optical fiber components company specializing in the design, manufacture and sale of passive fiber optic components, including some that use Valdor proprietary and patented technologies. In particular Valdor is focused on harsh environment products for the roll-out of fibre-to-the-home in North America with a unique and compelling splitter design; the deregulation of the telecom sector in Mexico and; the roll-out of fibre-to-the-home in Latin America. Valdor has numerous clients and the Valdor splitters are installed in the optical fibre networks of Canadian telecoms. Fiber-to-the-home is the future of broadcasting television and internet communications.

www.valdortech.com

[ShawnJon]

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Forbes Names AFOP One of the "America's Best 100 Small Companies"


SUNNYVALE, Calif., Oct. 20, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Alliance Fiber Optic Products, Inc. (Nasdaq:AFOP), an innovative supplier of fiber optic components, subsystems, and integrated modules for the optical network equipment market, today announced that it ranked 40th in Forbes' annual list of "America's Best 100 Small Companies". AFOP has appeared on Forbes list four times since 2010. Forbes named AFOP one of the "Most Trustworthy Companies" in 2010, and one of the "America's Best 100 Small Companies "in 2012 and 2013.

The Forbes "America's Best 100 Small Companies" list selected the top 100 publicly traded companies with sales under $1 billion, based on earnings growth, sales growth and return on equity in the past 12 months and over five years. Forbes' methodology also factors in each company's stock performance versus its peer group during the past 12 months. The full list can be found at http://www.forbes.com/best-small-companies/list/.

"What a great accomplishment for AFOP to make the list again this year," commented Peter Chang, President and CEO of AFOP. "It is a particular honor to be in such good company with other distinguished organizations also selected in 2014."

Forbes commented, "Small caps present tremendous opportunities for investors with faster growth potential in many cases versus multi-billion dollar conglomerates. Each year Forbes looks to identify up-and-coming companies that have displayed strong, consistent growth in our feature on America's Best Small Companies."

About AFOP

Founded in 1995, Alliance Fiber Optic Products, Inc. designs, manufactures and markets a broad range of high performance fiber optic components and integrated modules. AFOP's products are used by leading and emerging communications equipment manufacturers to deliver optical networking systems to the long-haul, enterprise, metropolitan and last mile access segments of the communications network. AFOP offers a broad product line of passive optical components including interconnect systems, couplers and splitters, thin film CWDM and DWDM components and modules, optical attenuators, and micro-optics devices. AFOP is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with manufacturing and product development capabilities in the United States, Taiwan and China. AFOP's website is located at http://www.afop.com.

SJ.

[ShawnJon]

AT&T’s recent purchases of Iusacell and DirectTV

indicate a strong push to form global outreach and counter slower growth within the United States. Today, Latin America and Mexico’s communications markets are recognized globally as one of the higher potential growth markets.

[ShawnJon]

Fiber optic connectors market - Global industry analysis, size, share, growth, trends and forecasts 2015 - 2021 Wednesday, Aug 12, 2015


Fiber optic connectors (FOC) are used to mechanically connect two optical fibers, thereby permitting light to transmit from the core of one particular fiber to the other fiber in order to link the fiber optic connection equipment. The global fiber optic connectors market has been segmented on the basis of types and applications. A cross sectional analysis of the global fiber optic connectors market broadly across five geographical segments has also been covered under the scope this report. The factors which are primarily driving the growth of the global fiber optic connectors market are increasing demand for high bandwidth in the telecommunication industry and increasing demand for transmission speed and data volume in the data centers.

The key features of fiber optical connectors such as low power consumption, cost effectiveness and high data transmission among others. These features are expected to fuel the growth of fiber optics connectors in the next generation warehouse-scale data center networks. In addition, the increasing application of these connectors in medical sector is playing a significant role in pushing the growth of the market. Furthermore, large scale production and technological advancements of fiber optics is also driving the growth of the global market. The conjoint effect of all these drivers is therefore set to bolster the growth of the global fiber optic connectors market during the forecast period from 2015-2021.

The rapid growth of the internet and cloud computing has resulted in bandwidth requirements for data center network. This is in turn expected to increase the demand for optical interconnects in the next-generation data center networks. Furthermore, advancements in fiber optic technology have led to the growth in requirement for optical sensors and data links in several applications including defense and aerospace.

By deploying the advanced technologies in this field, the manufacturers can utilize this opportunity to increase production in a cost-effective manner as well as satiate the growing demand for fiber optic components among consumers. However, phenomenal growth in the wireless networking system is hampering the advancement of fiber optics. Moreover, the high cost and low level of automation of fiber optic connectors might also restrict the growth of the global market.

The competitive profiling of the leading players in the global market and their respective market shares across the five major geographic segments namely, North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Middle East and Africa have been covered under the purview of this report. In addition, the distinct business strategies which have been adopted by the key players have been included in the report. To provide a detailed insight into the market dynamics of the global fiber optic connectors market, market attractiveness analysis has been provided in the report.

A comprehensive analysis of the market dynamics which include, market drivers, restraints and opportunities has been included under the scope of this report. Market dynamics are the factors which influence the growth of the market and thereby help to understand the current trends in the market. The market drivers have been analyzed from the economic, demand and supply side. Therefore, this reports offers an exhaustive study on the global fiber optic connectors market and also provides the forecast of the market from 2015 – 2021.

Some of the key players in the fiber optic connectors market are, 3M (U.S.), Alcatel-Lucent SA (France), Arris Group Inc.( U.S.), Amphenol Corporation (U.S.), Hirose Electric Co. Ltd (Japan), TE Connectivity Ltd.(Switzerland), Furukawa Electric Co. Ltd (Japan), Hitachi Ltd. (Japan), ZTE Corporation (China), Corning Cable Systems LLC (U.S.), Sterlite Optical Technologies Limited (India), Avago Technologies (Singapore), Ratioplast Electronics (Germany), Sumitomo Electric Industries (Japan) and Diamond SA (Switzerland) among others.

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[ShawnJon]

Vancouver, BC / TheNewswire / June 4, 2015: Valdor Technology International Inc. ("Valdor") (TSX-V: VTI) (OTC: VTIFF) (Frankfurt: VZAA) is pleased to report that Valdor and TeleVal have created the management team for Televal sales and marketing in Mexico and Latin America. TeleVal's executives include highly experienced personnel that have numerous years in the communication industry and whose clients have included Huawei, Tellabs, Telmex, Telcel, CFE, Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), CABLEVISION Mexico, Maxcom-Telefonica, Ericsson, Movistar Mexico and Alcatel-Lucent.

TeleVal's management and executives include:

1.Jaime Alejandro Gomez Nunez - President

2.Jose Luis Villanueva Vazquez - CEO (Chief Executive Officer)

3.Hector Oscar Gomez Gonzalez - CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

4.Arturo Martinez Arredondo - CTO (Chief Technology Officer)

5.Miguel Angel Jimenez Rotunno - Sales Director

6.Jesus Joaquin Sanchez Castellanos - Manufacturing Coordinator

1.Mr. Jaime Alejandro Gomez Nunez - President

Mr. Gomez has extensive training and/or experience in a wide variety of areas spanning: financial tools such as accounting and auditing; international business; business loans; analysis of macro and micro economic areas of the financial sector; banking; sales; purchasing; budgeting; fiber optic infrastructure delivery; management of communications; negotiations; legal frameworks; capitalization; strategic management of telecommunications company services; procurement; logistics and distribution; corporate governance; credit analysis; international management; sales factoring; joint venturing; networking and network management; and labour law.

Since January, 2008, he has been part owner and a Senior Executive with Inteligencia e Infraestructura En America S. A. (Inteligencia), Valdor's JV partner. For the ten years prior to start-up of Intelligencia, he held an executive position with Telefonos de Mexico (Telmex). He has also been employed with Banco del Atlantico (securities group), and PEMEX. In academia, he has held the position of Assistant Professor of Engineering.

2.Mr. Jose Luis Villanueva Vazquez - CEO

Mr. Villanueva is a Chemical Engineer with more than 47 years of experience in research & development, marketing, sales, manufacturing, planning, human resources and administration. He has held managerial positions with several companies including COMEX, DuPont and Monsanto Groups.

Since 2013, in anticipation of deregulation in the telecom industry, he has participated in the formation of Mexican companies focused on the new and expansive opportunities in the Mexican and Latin American telecommunications markets.

3.Mr. Hector Oscar Gomez Gonzalez - CFO


Mr. Gomez obtained an Accounting B.A. from Universidad La Salle and an Accounting B.D. from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. He holds a Diploma in Tax Law from the Universidad Panamericana. He also has credentials in, and has studied in, several other fields. He is a member of the Mexico City College Board of Accountants, ex-member of the Representative Committee of the Mexican Institute of Public Accountants (with the Institute of Social Security and INFONAVIT). He teaches business courses at the Mexican Institute of Fiscal and Business Expansion, lectures on educational TV programs and is an ex-taxation professor at the Universidad La Salle. He has been an auditor with the Office Roberto Casas Alatriste Coopers & Librand (now PwC); franchise comptroller of Coca Cola Femsa in the Valley of Mexico and its Fiscal Manager of refreshments; and tax consultant to the Mexican Customs Agents Confederation and the Customs Brokers Association of Mexico City International Airport. He has been an advisor and business consultant to various IT and business sector companies, including: Atlantis; S.A.P.I. de C.V.; Verifitec; S.A. de C.V.; Promo Red International; S of R.L. de CV; and Managing Partner of the business development consulting firm Gomez Seemann, S.C.

4.Mr. Arturo Martinez Arredondo - CTO

Mr. Martinez has an M.D. in Telecomm Administration and is an Electronics and Communications Engineering graduate of ITESM. He has 18 years of experience in the construction and sale of infrastructure for IT and communications. His project management responsibilities have included: design, permitting, installation, operation and maintenance of more than 20,000 Km of optical fiber networks in Mexico. Clients have included: Axtel, Alestra, Bestel, MetroRed, Maxcom, American Tower, Telefonica and MCM. His involvement in optical fiber networks have given connectivity to POPs, data centers, co-locations, mobile backhaul, businesses, hospitals, universities, financial institutions, government agencies, and private homes. Mr. Martinez has management experience from more than 3,000 projects involving more than US$250 million of CAPEX for IT and communications infrastructure. His duties have covered engineering, inspection, information systems, contracts, legal and regulatory, infrastructure swaps, and transport and CPE equipment.

5.Miguel Angel Jimenez Rotunno - Sales Director

Mr. Jimenez is co-founder of and a partner in the company Politubos De Mexico Sa De CV which specializes in telecommunications, construction, electronics, hydraulics and polymer concrete. He has been involved with implementation of drinking water networks in Mexico and development of fiber optic networks for Ericsson and Telmex. He has developed new CFE records for infrastructure networks for the Federal government in Caminos y Puentes Federales de Ingresos y Servicios Conexos (CAPUFE) and Scotland. He has standardized products at airports to free runways and hangars of water and has worked with airport designers to implement tactile guides for people with disabilities. His formal education has included courses at Universidad La Salle.

6.Jesus Joaquin Sanchez Castellanos - Manufacturing Coordinator

Mr. Sanchez has been Commercial Director with Inteligencia for the past 2 1/2 years, during which time he was responsible for public relations, customer services and purchasing. Prior to joining Inteligencia, he was involved with sales, market research, training and customer service, with various investment banking firms, at the middle management level.

About Valdor Technology International Inc. (www.valdortech.com)

Valdor is a communications technology company with a business plan that incorporates growth by acquisition. Valdor currently has three divisions:

1)Niagara Streaming Media, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is an industry pioneer and global leader in the encoder hardware and software market. Niagara has numerous clients, including international television broadcasters, offices of worldwide local, state & federal governments, major universities around the globe and enterprise market Fortune 2000 clients. Thousands of Niagara systems have been deployed worldwide through its network of several hundred distributors and value added resellers. Niagara owns four patents and designs, manufactures and sells the Niagara and GoStream product lines. Streaming media encoders are the physical devices that are enabling streaming media to become the future of television and internet communications;

2)Valdor Fiber Optics, headquartered in San Francisco, California, is an optical fiber components company specializing in the design, manufacture and sale of passive fiber optic components, including some that use Valdor proprietary and patented technologies. Valdor is focused on harsh environment products for the roll-out of fibre-to-the-home in North America with a unique and compelling splitter design. Valdor has numerous clients and the Valdor splitters are installed in the optical fibre networks of Canadian telecoms. Fiber-to-the-home hard wiring will enable the bandwidth for television and internet communications of the future;

3)TeleVal Communication Technologies, headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico, is an optical fiber components company specializing in the design, manufacture and sale of passive fiber optic components. TeleVal is focused on the deregulation of the telecom sector in Mexico and the roll-out of fibre-to-the-home in Latin America. Fiber-to-the-home hard wiring will enable the bandwidth for television and internet communications of the future. TeleVal's parent companies have numerous clients throughout North America and Latin America.

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