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Array launches a new "network ready" compact controller for low-cost color printing

Array launches a new "network ready" compact controller for low-cost color printing NISC based JBIG controller sets new price performance benchmark Array, Sweden, announced today that it has developed a compact, high performance, low cost and network enabled controller solution, "ArrayBIG", targeted at workgroup color laser printers, high end InkJets and multifunction peripherals. The hardware solution is suitable for immediate integration by OEMs and offers the option of fully OEM customizable JBIG printer drivers for Windows 9x/Me, Windows 2000/XP and Linux/Mac OS 9. "We worked with

Array's associated company Imsys places directed share issue

Array's associated company Imsys places directed share issue Stockholm-based Imsys AB, in which Array AB is the largest shareholder, has placed a directed share issue of SEK 10 million. The issue, which was placed with an institutional investor, consists of Class A shares. At the issue price, Imsys is valued at SEK 175 million. Following the issue, Array holds 48.9% of the capital and 39.5% of the votes in Imsys. Array operations are focused on two business areas: Printing Technology - TonerJet® and Printer Controllers - NISCtm. In addition, Array is the largest shareholder in Imsys AB,

Preliminary year-end report for 2000

Preliminary year-end report for 2000 Array will implement substantial cost cuts in its TonerJet® operations in 2001 after Matsushita postponed a product decision for the foreseeable future. Array is maintaining its focus on NISC and in 2000 raised its ownership interest in Imsys to 51.4% of the share capital and 41.9% of the votes. New share issues provided the Group with SEK 28.7 million after issue expenses, which financed the increased holding in Imsys. Revenues amounted to SEK 10.1 M (SEK 22.5 M). The loss after financial items was SEK -80.6 (1999: SEK -57.0 M). The Group's liquidity,

Array announces substantial cost cuts

Array announces substantial cost cuts ® Array has three business areas: TonerJet print technology, printer controllers based on the NISC microprocessor, and TCD display technology. Contrary to previous expectations, Matsushita has decided not to adopt TonerJet for its next product generation. Matsushita's TonerJet project has been allocated significantly less resources than earlier anticipated, and a product decision has been postponed for the foreseeable future. Epson and Fuji Xerox, on the other hand, have announced that their development work will continue. Their aim, however, is to

Financial information dates Array AB Publ.

Financial information dates Array AB Publ. Year end report for 2000February19, 2001 Interim report January-March 2001April 25, 2001 Interim report January-JuneAugust 21, 2001 Interim report January-SeptemberOctober 29, 2001 Annual Report 2000 May 2001 Annual General Meeting May 31, 2001 The Annual General Meeting of Array AB will be held at 6 pm on Thursday, May 31, 2000 at Radisson SAS Park Avenue Hotel, Kungsportsavenyn, Göteborg. For further information please refer to the invitation mailed separately and the announcement published in the Swedish daily press. For further information

Array investigates alternative routes for the TonerJet(R) business area

Array investigates alternative routes for the TonerJet® business area * Matsushita postpones productification decision but continues to develop the technology * Array initiates consortium for completion of TonerJet and discusses joint product project with other licensee Matsushita's decision to start series production of color printers with TonerJet has been put back a number of times. Array's board of directors now makes the judgement that such a decision will be further postponed. A launch of TonerJet has therefore moved to 2003. Array's board therefore judges the situation for the

Array and Imsys re-align management resources

Array and Imsys re-align management resources * Stefan Winström named President of Array * Paul Karlsson becomes President of Imsys ® Array AB has three business areas: printer technology (TonerJet , the core business), embedded processors (Imsys AB, 51.4% of the capital) and displays (Array Displays AB, 100%). As President and Executive Vice President, respectively, Paul Karlsson and Stefan Winström have served as the executive management of Array AB. Paul has divided his time between TonerJet and Imsys. Stefan has devoted himself to TonerJet and, among other things, has been chiefly

Interim report, January-September 2000

Interim report, January-September 2000 Array's sliding background electrode attracts new customers although more time is needed for development. Fuji-Xerox and Epson sign agreements to evaluate TonerJet . Matsushita selects the sliding background electrode but delays for three to six months a decision on productification. Array raises its ownership interest in Imsys to 51.4% of the share capital and 41.9% of the votes. Imsys introduces an improved version of its processor, which a leading mobile phone manufacturers is evaluating for future products. Array Displays signs a licensing

Array's sliding background electrode attracts new customers although more time is needed for development

Array's sliding background electrode attracts new customers although more time is needed for development Epson in Japan signs evaluation agreement worth SEK 2.5 million. Matsushita choses the new sliding background electrode and decides to delay decision on productification for three to six months. TonerJet is considered to have major competitive potential relative to laser and inkjet as confirmed by the agreements with FujiXerox and Epson. Print quality is critical All printer manufacturers are investing significant resources in the search for a winning color print technology for offices.

Array raises its interest in Imsys

Array raises its interest in Imsys Array is investing an additional SEK 10 million in Imsys to acquire shares equivalent to 4.8 percent of the company. Array's ownership interest in Imsys will subsequently amount to 51.4 percent of the share capital and 41.9 percent of the votes. The remaining shares are owned by Imsys' founders and key employees. In addition, Array is receiving an option to acquire a further 4 percent of Imsys before June 30, 2002. Array intends to utilize the authorization received from the Annual General Meeting to issue new shares to finance acquisitions. Imsys is in

Interim report, January-June 2000

Interim report, January-June 2000 Array continues its technical cooperation with Matsushita. A newly developed principle for the TonerJet background electrode is under evaluation, with a technical decision expected in early October. Volume production is expected to start in the first quarter of 2002. Matsushita demonstrates TonerJet prototypes at its Panasonic show in May. Improved print quality sparks increased interest from the market and is expected to lead to further technical evaluation projects during the fall. The ownership interest in Imsys is raised to 49%. Imsys introduces an

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