On Track Innovations Ltd.: erhält Folgeauftrag

Leute mit je 20.000 Aktien zum Preis von über $4.15 ein :-)  

 

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Ich schaue immer bei

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=otiv

Bei Historical Price (antippen) sind die täglichen Umsätze aufgeführt.

Gestern war der Umsatz oberklasse. Insgesamt nimmt der seit den letzten Monaten rasant zu. Bei den derzeitigen Schwankungen zwischen $3.7 und $4.25 wird offensichtlich ganz schön gezockt (sir charles). Bin nur froh, dass die vorhergehenden starken Umsätze wohl kaum mehr ein extrem starkes Absinken durch die Zocker zulassen werden.  

waren noch nie gut für OTI. Bei jedem Problem, z.B. mit den Palestinenzern, hat es in der Vergangenheit OTI runter gezogen. Jetzt Ägypten. So ein M..  

...wenn man bei oti davon sprechen kann oder sollte man besser sagen "Bashans next pocket fill action"...

 Hi,

 Grüße Euch alle. Bin seit dem IPO 1997 drin und hoffe auch noch darauf, dass diese Aktie wenigstens noch ein einziges Mal raufgeht. Da bin ich auch guter Hoffnung. Fundamental (also die für das"zweite Halbjahr" angekündigten und dann nie kommenden Aufträge sind mir mittlerweile ziemlich egal). Ich setze darauf, dass "the pig" die meisten Aktien hält und irgendwie versuchen wird, dass diese steigen werden; denn davon hat er ja amEnde am meisten...

 Ok, soweit erst Mal 

Grüße

Breaker

 

Press Release Source: On Track Innovations Ltd. On Thursday February 3, 2011, 12:01 am EST

ISELIN, N.J., Feb. 3, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On Track Innovations Ltd (OTI) (Nasdaq:OTIV - News) today announced that it has priced a firm commitment underwritten public offering of 5,217,392 ordinary shares at a price of $3.00 per ordinary share for aggregate gross proceeds of $15.7 million. OTI expects net proceeds, after underwriting discounts and commissions and estimated offering expenses payable by OTI, of approximately $14.7 million. OTI has also granted to the underwriters a 30-day over-allotment option to purchase up to an additional 782,608 of its ordinary shares to cover over-allotments, if any, which would result in additional net proceeds of approximately $2.3 million if exercised in full. The aggregate gross proceeds that will be raised including the over-allotments, if exercised in full, will be about $18 million (and about $16.9 million after underwriting discounts and commissions and estimated offering expenses payable by OTI). The offering is expected to close on or about February 8, 2011, subject to satisfaction of customary closing conditions. Rodman & Renshaw, LLC, a subsidiary of Rodman & Renshaw Capital Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:RODM - News), is acting as the sole book-running manager for the offering and Merriman Capital, Inc. and Chardan Capital Markets, LLC are acting as the co-managers for the offering.



The ordinary shares are being offered pursuant to a registration statement on Form F-3 (File No. 333-171507) filed pursuant to the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, which was previously filed with, and declared effective by, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). A preliminary prospectus supplement relating to the offering has also been filed with the SEC.



A final prospectus supplement and an accompanying prospectus will be filed with the SEC in connection with the offering. These documents, as filed with the SEC, may be obtained by sending a request to Rodman & Renshaw, LLC at 1251 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020, via telephone at (212) 430-1710 or via email to prospectus@rodm.com. Before you invest, you should read these documents and the other documents that the company has filed with the SEC for more complete information about the company and this offering. Investors may obtain these documents for free by visiting the SEC's website at www.sec.gov.



This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such an offer, solicitation, or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction.  

http://google.brand.edgar-online.com/...default.aspx%253fsym%253dOTIV
Schaut Euch mal die Seite S 4 an.
Sie haben erste Aufträge für COPNI erhalten. (Handy Bezahlung)  

aus diesem Statement:

REASONS FOR THE OFFER AND USE OF PROCEEDS
 
We currently intend to use the net proceeds from the sale of any securities under this prospectus for general corporate purposes, which may include the following:
 
●          working capital;  
●          capital expenditures;
●          the acquisition of other companies or businesses; and  
●          other purposes as mentioned in any prospectus supplement  

D.h. für mich: Solange mit diesem Geld danach zielgerecht investiert wird, kann man von einer "Verwässerung" nicht sprechen.

Wie gesagt bin ich mal gespannt, wer in solcher Höhe einsteigen wird.
Ich halte es auch für möglich, dass dies ein "Lockangebot" für einen anwendungsorientierten Investor ist. Eventuell ein Handyhersteller? Mastercard? Der hätte dann direkten Zugriff auf die Technik und könnte außer der technischen Nutzung noch durch steigende OTI-Kurse Gewinne machen. -- Wir dann ebenfalls.

Heute hat übrigens jemand auf einen Schlag fast 1,2 Mio. Aktien zu $3,02 gekauft.

Noch zwei Dinge möchte ich wiederholen: a) Der Ausgabepreis für die über 5 Mio. Aktien liegt bei ca. $3. Darunter, schätze ich, werden wir keine Kurse mehr sehen. b) die Parallele zu Nordex von 2005: Kurz nachdem Investoren wie Banken eingestiegen waren, hat sich der Kurs verdreifacht, ein Jahr später war er weit 10x so hoch.

Ich lehne mich weiter zurück und warte genüsslich ab.  

vielleicht ist es heute Nacht schon ein wenig spät für mich, aber ich kann nichts zu den von dir erwähnten Verkaufserfolge finden. Kannst du das kopieren und hier reinstellen? Danke.  

Der Artikel steht direkt über S-4
On December 6, 2010 we launched COPNI™. COPNI is a contactless payment product that supports inserts based on near field communications, or NFC, technology.  COPNI is an add-on to mobile phones’ SIM cards with a flexible antenna and is based on our intellectual property. COPNI can operate with multiple types and models of handsets and SIM cards.  COPNI enables users to have one device that is both a mobile phone and a mobile wallet. COPNI provides mobile network providers with potential new services and revenue opportunities.  It also supports various applications such as credit, debit and mass transit ticketing.  COPNI is an innovative bridge to NFC technologies and is a post-market solution. On December 6, we also reported that we are in advance discussions with mobile carriers. We have recently received initial orders for COPNI.  

wo siehst du, daß EINER 1,2 Mio Aktien zu 3,02 gekauft hat?
Wie kann ich das im Internet ´sehen?

Gruß  

das kannst du auch bei

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=otiv

nachsehen. Den chart bei 5 Tagen (5d) anklicken und mit dem curser (oder wie das ding heißt) über den Umsatzpeak gehen.
Habe das gerade nochmals überprüft. Jetzt zeigt dieser peak gut 700.000 an.  

 

sieht OTI als möglichen Liefernat Nr. 4 auf seiner Werteskala. Er schätzt allerdings, dass OTI zu klein wäre, die großen Mengen an Apple liefern zu können. Anmerkung: Da spricht es dafür, dass ein neuer Investor für gut 5 Mio. Aktien her muss, um die Produktion zu erweitern.

Hier der Artikel:

Semis Waiting on an iPhone Tear-Down to Rip
by: Michael K. Dawson February 07, 2011  | about: AAPL / BRCM / NXPI / OTIV / QCOM / SSNLF.PK  

Almost a year ago I wrote an article called “For Investors the SmartPhone War is Over.” My premise was stocks of companies in the mobile ecosystem will outperform the device makers going forward. Sort of like the old saying “the best way to make money in a gold rush is to sell the picks and shovels.” In many cases the component makers win no matter what SmartPhone you walk out of the store with. My theory worked out pretty well in 2010.

As a benchmark, I used the QFON SmartPhone index. It is an index that includes companies that are primarily involved in building, design and distribution of handsets, hardware, software, and mobile networks associated with the development, sale and usage of smartphones. I categorized the stocks by industry and created a spreadsheet with their stock returns. The component companies (picks and shovels) were the clear cut winners. Arm Holdings (ARMH) +142%, Atmel (ATML) +167%, OmniVision Technologies (OVTI) +103% and Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) +101% to name a few.

On the other hand, devices makers such as Research in Motion (RIMM) and Nokia (NOK) had disappointing years down 13.9% and 19.7% respectively. Palm was subject to a take under by Hewlett Packard (HPQ) for $6 per share. Google (GOOG) experimented with being a device maker and didn’t fare well either, down 4.2%. Apple (AAPL) was the obvious exception and I stated that in my article.

I have written about Qualcomm (QCOM) many times (The Trend Rida). It is almost a given that Qualcomm will be providing the primary communication chip in the Verizon (VZ) iPhone. That will be confirmed on Monday night when the first Verizon iPhones are delivered and someone “tears them down.” However, I think the big win will be if iPad2 and iPhone 5 use a combo GSM & CDMA chip. Qualcomm may be the only company that can deliver that chip. The tell will be when the iPad2 is announced – will there be two 3G models (GSM & CDMA) or one? Needless to say, that will be huge win for Qualcomm.

The new buzz is Near Field Communications (NFC). NFC will enable users to make purchases by waving the phone near a payment terminal. It actually extends beyond payments. Think about all of those loyalty cards in your wallet. Your phone essentially becomes an “e-wallet.” It is rumored that Apple plans to embed NFC in iPad2 and iPhone5 (Bloomberg). The company providing that chip wallet will “runneth” over.

I have identified four companies in the NFC space. I am sure there are others. Rest assured, Apple will only be using a provider that can produce millions of chips. Start-ups need to apply. NXP Semiconductor (NXPI) is a name many may not have heard of, but it is a spin-off of Phillips. There are rumors that Apple has been testing NXP hardware for some time. Goldman Sachs ran NXP’s IPO last year and we know Goldman always has the inside scoop.

Broadcom (BRCM) bought NFC specialist Innovision Research last year. The company just announced a new NFC chip that sounds interesting. It is an ultra-low power chip that doesn’t draw power from the device’s battery (Phone Scoop). This is most likely too late for the iPad/iPhone, but should be kept on our radar. Matter of fact, after Broadcom’s disappointing earnings last week – this could be a good time to buy.

Samsung (SSNLF.PK) also recently announced a new NFC chip (Phone Scoop). Apple and Samsung have a strong relationship. It is quite possible that Apple has been testing these parts long before the chips were announced. The fourth company I have identified is On Track Innovations (OTIV). In my opinion, it is too small to be considered as a supplier to Apple. However, that won’t prevent it from running up on the buzz.

My money is on NXP being the provider for Apple’s NFC technology, but I would not count Samsung out.

Disclosure: I am currently long Apple, NXP Semiconductor and Qualcomm. I will most likely be adding Broadcom soon.
About the author: Michael K. DawsonMichael K. Dawson walked away from a 20 year career in Engineering, Marketing and Sales in 2006 to trade full-time on his own account. His forte is discovering long term themes, leveraging them thru the Stock Market and riding 'em as long as it's putting money in his pocket. Thus, the moniker... More  

On Track Innovations (OTI) Announces Closing of Public Offering of Ordinary Shares

Over-Allotment Option Exercised in Full

ISELIN, N.J., February 8, 2011 - On Track Innovations Ltd. (OTI) (NASDAQ GM: OTIV) today announced  the closing of its recently announced firm commitment underwritten public offering of 6,000,000 ordinary shares, including shares issued pursuant to the underwriters over-allotment option, at a public offering price of $3.00 per share. The aggregate gross proceeds raised in the offering including from the exercise of the over-allotment option are $18 million (and about $16.5 million after underwriting discounts and commissions and estimated offering expenses payable by OTI).

Rodman & Renshaw, LLC, a subsidiary of Rodman & Renshaw Capital Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: RODM), acted as the sole book-running manager for the offering and Merriman Capital, Inc. and Chardan Capital Markets, LLC acted as co-managers for the offering.

The ordinary shares were sold pursuant to a registration statement on Form F-3 (File No. 333-171507) filed pursuant to the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, which was previously filed with, and declared effective by, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). A prospectus supplement in connection with the offering, dated February 3, 2011, was filed with the SEC and is available on the SEC's website at http://www.sec.gov. A copy of the prospectus supplement and the accompanying base prospectus may be obtained by sending a request to Rodman & Renshaw, LLC at 1251 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020, via telephone at (212) 430-1710 or via email to prospectus@rodm.com.

This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such an offer, solicitation, or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction.

About OTI

OTI designs, develops and markets secure contactless microprocessor-based smart card technology to address the needs of a wide variety of markets. Applications developed by OTI include product solutions for petroleum payment systems, homeland security solutions, electronic passports and IDs, payments, mass transit ticketing, parking and loyalty programs.  

On Track Innovations (OTI) Receives Initial Orders for Its Retrofit COPNI Mobile Payment Product
COPNI Provides Mobile Network Operators With a Post-Market Solution for Payments, NFC and Dynamic Management of Applications

ISELIN, N.J., Feb. 14, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On Track Innovations Ltd., (OTI) (Nasdaq:OTIV - News), a global leader in contactless smart card solutions, has received initial orders for its recently announced contactless mobile payment product.



OTI's COPNI(TM) (Contactless Payment and NFC Insert) enables mobile network operators (MNOs) to support Near Field Communication (NFC) functionality and contactless payment applications from major card associations, mass transit ticketing (with MIFARE support) as well as loyalty programs and other proprietary programs. COPNI is an NFC add-on to mobile phones and is independent of the SIM, handset type and model. A COPNI-enabled mobile phone is a platform that enables MNOs to dynamically manage applications such as e-coupons and loyalty programs. Simply tapped near a contactless reader, the COPNI-enabled mobile phone can be used in a broad range of payment transactions including prepaid, credit and debit, as well as loyalty programs and other NFC related applications.



"The demand of MNOs for NFC, payment and enhancing their value proposition and the lack of hardware-ready phones creates an opportunity for our COPNI product," said Oded Bashan, chairman and CEO, OTI. "Our innovative solution for NFC provides mobile network operators with an after-market, cost effective solution to get there."  

Hallo Leute,

OTI hat erst einmal einen "Erstauftrag" (initial order) erhalten. Das kann noch gar nicht so viel sein. Sonst hätten wir auch hören müssen, dass Apple, google, Samsung, Nokia, etc. großflächig mit ihrem Verkauf losgelegt hat.

Eventuell dauert das noch und wir erleben daher gerate eine Korrektur. Das gibt auch noch gute Einstiegschancen.

Klasse ist doch erst einmal, dass wir bei diesem Gigageschäften höchstwahrscheinlich dabei sein werden.

Habt ihr genaue (!) Informationen über den Verkaufsstart von Handys mit Bezahlfunktion auf NFC-Basis, außer den Ankündigungen?  

Auftrag über weiß nicht wieviel von weiß nicht whem......  

gelesen habe, ist noch nichts in Großserie. Apple und google hatten im letzten Jahr schon mal für November 2010 die Serie angekündigt, und dann verschoben.

Die sind sehr schlau. Besonders Apple ist bekannt, einen sehr guten Marketing zu betreiben. Jeder will diese neuesten Geräte von denen haben. Die stehen dann Schlange an den Geschäften, sobald sie raus kommen. Ich denke, die Leute werden gerade so richtig scharf gemacht! Mit all den Artikeln, Ankündigungen und Berichten.

Das kann uns nur recht sein. OTI hat gerade erst 18 Mio. $ (abzüglich Ausschreibungskosten nur 16,5 Mio. $) in die Kassen bekommen. Falls damit sofort und zusammen mit den Barmitteln von ca. 26 Mio. $ eine Werks- bzw. Kapazitätserweiterung durchgeführt wird, dauert es mindestens noch ein Jahr, bis die Großserie produziert werden könnte.

Egal, wir haben Zeit. Denkt doch nur noch mal an die Jahre vor 2010, wo wir dem Risiko der Pleite von OTI gegenüber standen. Das ist jetzt vergessen und vorbei. Falls wir uns auch nur einen kleinen Teil des Kuchens des NFC-handy-Bereiches abschneiden sollten, haben wir es geschaft.

Das ist ein Markt, der in Kürze erst anfängt, der die Bezahlsysteme erst langsam und in fortschrittlicheren Gegenden fuß fasst lässt, bis es sich etwa im konservativen Deutschland (meine Einschätzung) durchsetzt. Ich rechne mit 5 bis 10 Jahre mit enormen jährlichen Wachstumsraten.

Nicht nur die Chips, sondern auch die Lesegeräte werden gebraucht. Und hier hat OTI auch seine Nischen, wie die Parkabrechnung. Da kann verdient werden.

Also lassen wir uns nicht verrückt machen, mit all den Schwankungen zwischen $ 3 und $3,5, oder eventuell bis $4, all den derzeitigen Zockern, denen es eben gerade nicht schnell genug geht. Die nächste Verdoppelung kommt bestimmt.  

also in das Werk wird sicher nichts investiert das wurde doch verkauft soweit ich
mich erinnern kann.  

du hast definitiv recht, das hatte ich vergessen und noch gar nicht überlegt. OTI hatte das Werk für die Produktion von Chips verkauft und mit den Käufern einen Vertrag zur Belieferung gemacht.

Andererseits bekommt man für 40 Mio.$ auch kein komplett NEUES Werk für eine Produktion von Chips. Das kostet in der Regel mehrere 100 Mio. $ bis 1 Milliarde$. Für so eine Summe bekommt man allenfalls die speziellen Werkzeuge dafür.
Es kann also m.E. nur so sein, dass OTI eine Beteiligung an ein bestehedes Werk erwirbt. Ich erinnere mich weiterhin an Beteiligungen und Projekte zu Fernost.

Erinnert ihr euch noch an die Ankündigung vor den letzten olympischen Spielen, wonach OTI für 1 Milliarde lektronischen Pässe für Chinesen einen Auftrag ergattern wollte? Leider ging das - wie vieles Andere - damals unter und wir haben nie gehört, wie das voranging. Damals war aber auch von einer Produktion in China die Rede. Man könnte spegulieren, dass dazu demnächst eine Meldung kommt.

Übrigens sind bekanntlich alle großen Produktionsstätten für Handys und Computer etc. in Fernost. So befindet sich der weltgrößte Elektronikkonzern in Shenzhen, ca. eine Stunde Autofahrt von Hong Kong enfernt in einer staatlich-steuerlich begünstigten Wirtschaftszohne. Ich erinnere mich nicht mehr an den Namen dieser Firma. In diese Produktion wurde allerdings 800 Millionen $ (!!!) investiert und heute kommen von dort die meisten iPhones von Apple und Co.

Nichts desto trotz: OTI hat mit dem "COPNI(TM)" (Contactless Payment and NFC Insert - übersetzt: Kontaktlos Bezahl- und NFC-Einsatz) einen selbst entwickelten Chip/Einsatz, welcher laut Veröffentlichung universell in jedes Handy (unabhängig vom Hersteller) eingesetzt werden kann.

Das Szenario könnte somit wie folgt ablaufen:

1. OTI bringt COPNI auf den Markt (ist erledigt)
2. OTI ist mit mehreren Useren in "advanced discussions" (ist angekündigt)
3. OTI erhält Erstaufträge (ist veröffentlicht)
4. OTI gewinnt einen neuen großen Investot (ist erfolgt, Investor aber noch
   nicht bekann).
5. OTI investiert mit diesem Geld und den vorhandenen Barmitteln in eine
   Produktion oder einer Beteiligung. Diese Meldung müsste demnächst kommen.
6. OTI erhält ersten großen Serienauftrag für COPNI.

Ich erwarte, dass wir etwas zu den Punkten 5. und 6. spätestens mit dem Jahresabschlussbericht für 2010 im März erfahren. Danach und der gewohnt abgehaltenen CC mit den Investoren und Finanzinstituten müssten wir über die Umsatzprognosen mehr erfahren.  

offensichtlich das erste Rennen gemacht und von Apple Großaufträge erhalten.

Hier der Artikel:

NXPI: Riding the NFC Wave
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Jackson, RealMoney Contributor , On Thursday February 17, 2011, 2:30 pm EST
Near field communication (NFC) is a new technology that's getting some buzz from the Mobile World Congress that just took place in Barcelona. It seems like every major phone vendor was discussing how it planned to incorporate NFC into its phones this year.

Over on the flagship site, I discussed yesterday how Apple might incorporate NFC into their future iPads and iPhones. Apple has not disclosed any of its plans for NFC, but the company hired a well-known product manager away from startup mFoundry to head up Apple's NFC efforts last fall.

The majority of the media focus on NFC has had to do with payments. We will soon be able to use our phones to swipe at some point-of-sale machine at a cash register, and the NFC technology will link the payment to some account you designate.

Believe it or not, you will be able to buy phones in the next year that claim they have NFC technology, but it will be no more than an extra sticker they've put on the package. The problem with that version of NFC technology is that it isn't as secure as most of us would like when our money is on the line.
The robust version of the service that all the major phone manufacturers will roll out this year uses NFC-enabled semiconductor chips. The leader of the pack in the space is NXP Semiconductors NV . NXP was spun off from Philips last summer. The stock has some big-name private-equity firms and hedge funds behind it, including KKR, Bain Capital, Silver Lake, Third Point and OZ Management.

NFC was discussed as a phone feature last year, but it definitely was not on the front burner. Many thought of it as an incremental feature to the product, like a front-facing camera. However, as NFC has grown in popularity among phone makers, the stock of NXP has increased. It's now doubled since its IPO last August.

This week in Barcelona, Google and Research In Motion both announced support for NFC. Google is definitely using NXP chips in its latest version of the Android operating system. RIM didn't give out any details on what it might use at the chip level. Until a few months ago, RIM hadn't shown much interest in NFC, except maybe with sticker support. Back in 2009, RIM declined to take part in a major NFC trial in Canada sponsored by Visa and the Royal Bank of Canada .

On Tuesday, NXP released its fourth-quarter results and first-quarter guidance. Some were hoping for big guidance that would propel the stock forward and perhaps tip off that the company would be supplying Apple's new products this year. We didn't get that specificity or huge guidance, but the outlook was bright -- and certainly management is being conservative here.

NXP said that 70 million NFC-chip-enabled phones would be sold in 2011 and 120 million would be sold in 2012. That's huge growth ... and probably understated. As the leading player in the space today and with a partnership already in place with Google, NXP looks to be well positioned to capture most of the growth in this nascent segment. Rumors have swirled for months that Apple will choose NXP as its NFC supplier. We'll have to wait and see.
Beyond payments, NFC technology allows you to tap your phone to another device to share information; you can wave your phone near an item at a store to see deals or special information; and NFC-enabled phones will let you "check in" on various platforms. We're going to see many new location-based applications written for phones because of this technology.

Perhaps because there wasn't an Apple-specific announcement on Tuesday's earnings call, NXP's stock price traded down a little afterward. But the buyers came out in droves on Wednesday -- the stock had one its biggest-volume trading days in its short life as the stock jumped about 10%. The jump was partially spurred by higher targets and positive statements from Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse; both analysts were bullish on the company's future growth ramp.

It won't be an open market for NXP. Both Broadcom and Qualcomm have made small NFC-related acquisitions in the past few months. They will compete hard to win in the space. There are also smaller competitors like On Track Innovations , which already has relationships with Visa and MasterCard .

But NXP is definitely in the sweet spot to pick up most of the new growth. It will increasingly be an attractive acquisition candidate if growth continues to pick up. This stock is definitely one to watch for the next year.

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The problem with that version of NFC technology is that it isn't as secure as most of us would like when our money is on the line.

Also die Sicherheitslücke muß noch geschlossen werden. Jedenfalls wollen die
nächstes Jahr damit auf den Markt kommen, d.h. Oti hat eine lange kostenintesive zeit vor sich. Wenn Apple das Bezahl Telefon anbietet dann muß jeder nach!  

Appel sieht OTI als konkurenten (mitbewertber) d.h. Oti hat mit Apple eigentlich nichts am Hut


It won't be an open market for NXP. Both Broadcom and Qualcomm have made small NFC-related acquisitions in the past few months. They will compete hard to win in the space. There are also smaller competitors like On Track Innovations , which already has relationships with Visa and MasterCard