We recently held some productive meetings at Rutgers with several executives from China’s railway industry. Beyond expanding our own understanding of their unique challenges, it was a great opportunity for us to show them first hand the cost efficiencies, environmental sustainability and long term durability of our patented thermoplastics. There are vast growth opportunities for Axion in China, so this introduction was a productive first step.
Click below to watch NJN Report’s coverage of the recent visit.
Earlier this year, Axion closed a contract with a major U.S. railway. To read the press release, click here.
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What will stop China or any other country from just copying the products. They seem to be wonderful and environmentally great products but as I said
how will you control outside US where patents are ignored?
Axion intends to aggressively protect (and defend if necessary) not only its patents but also its intellectual property. The rule of law is an important milestone in the selection process of all partners.
Thanks for your question, Raymond.