Are the decision makers changing?
Yes. Jim McKenzie is moving on, and Matt McKenzie is taking over as President of CUI. He will also be the COO of Waytronx. Bill Clough will be CEO of Waytronx and CUI, but he will not have direct involvement in CUI’s operations. Dan Ford will be CFO of both organizations.
Will CUI now be called Waytronx?
No. We will still be called CUI.
What is the relationship of CUI to Waytronx?
CUI will now be a wholly-owned subsidiary of Waytronx, Inc. What this means for CUI is that Waytronx is leaving all personal and management in place to continue to operate like CUI always has. CUI will maintain its own books, name, website, etc. Waytronx will be the vehicle by which interest in CUI will be traded publicly. Separately, but in conjunction with CUI business partners, Waytronx will work on developing its own portfolio and products.
Who do I write my checks to?
CUI. However, we do have a new tax ID number.
What does Waytronx do? What is WayCool technology?
Waytronx holds a portfolio of licensable patents on advanced cooling technology. Their technology addresses the problem of microwarming in electronics—a problem that limits the capacity of technology to advance without cost-prohibitive methods of cooling. These products work to cool heat-intense products like high-end computer processing chips and lasers.
Will CUI be selling Waytronx products?
Right now Waytronx works on a licensing model. As the products are further developed, there is a possibility CUI will sell these products, but it is not in the immediate plans.
Will there be staff changes? Will I still be working with the same people?
Other than the changes mentioned above, there are no planned changes to management or employee staff that are specifically related to the merger.
Where can I get more information?
The press release on the deal is located here: >>PRESS RELEASE
The Waytronx website is located here: www.WAYTRONX.com