LPKF receives confirmation for LIDE patent
The European Patent Office has confirmed the validity of a central LIDE patent of LPKF Laser & Electronics SE $LPK (-1,37 %) has been confirmed. This innovative technology, which was developed for the precise and damage-free processing of glass, is crucial for the company's future business development. LIDE, which stands for Laser Induced Deep Etching, is used in advanced packaging and in the manufacture of displays, among other applications. The confirmation of the patent secures LPKF's many years of development work and confirms the company's strong position in the field of glass components.
Dr. Klaus Fiedler, CEO of LPKF, was optimistic about the decision and emphasized that this technology is unique on the market. The development of LIDE is seen as key to opening up new growth markets, especially in a rapidly changing semiconductor market. LPKF plans to continue to actively protect its intellectual property rights in order to maintain its technology leadership. This confirmation could also boost investor confidence and further strengthen LPKF's market position.
SGS share in focus: Ethos criticizes relocation of headquarters
In Switzerland, the SGS share is currently $SGSN (-2,61 %) shares are currently in the spotlight in Switzerland, as the planned relocation of Ethos' headquarters is causing a stir. Ethos, an organization that promotes responsible corporate governance, has expressed concerns about the potential negative impact of this decision on corporate ethics. This controversy has significantly increased interest in SGS shares and raises questions about how these controversies could affect the share price.
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