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trol of Samsung Techwin through an acquisition
of a 32 percent of the stake. With the Canon
acquisition of the Swedish IP-camera manufac-
turer Axis, 2015 is off to a flying start.
enter, Samsung were not successful in the video
surveillance technology market. Samsung Tech-
win has grown rapidly over the last decade and
was ranked as the fifth largest supplier of video
surveillance equipment globally in 2013 by IHS.
However, they did not gain market share, which
certainly played a role in Samsung's decision to
sell off the Techwin division, according to Jon
Cropley, principal analyst for video surveillance
and security services at IHS.
of video surveillance products, despite their
increasing portfolio of products. In June 2014
they surprisingly became an increasingly more
important player in the market through the ac-
quisition of Milestone Systems, a global market
leader in VMS. With the acquisition of Axis,
Canon will quickly become a dominant player
in the video surveillance technology market.
All achieved in less than a year! The deal, if it
goes through, means that we have experienced
the biggest acquisition in security technology
history. Pelco was acquired by Schneider in 2007
for a little over 1.5 billion USD. Pelco was at
the time the global leader in the CCTV industry
and their base was analogue cameras. Canon
is about to pay 23.6 billion SEK, equivalent
to 2.4 billion Euros, for Axis, the global leader
in IP cameras. It is an enormous deal where
Canon uses 7 percent of its market capital for
this sole acquisition. But with that they also get
a company that is the undisputed world leading
IP network camera manufacturer. And as Jim
Mchale at Memoori summarised the situation
for Canon after their purchase of Milestone and
their coming acquisition of Axis: "With the
lo gy, scale and additional software capability."
shares of the Texas-based video management
software company Video Insight, Inc., as part
of its strategy to expand business opportunities
in the education market in North America. This
deal should be seen in the context of Panasonic
Group's aim of reaching 10 trillion yen in sales
by 2018. B2B solutions, including security
systems and video surveillance, will play an
important part in achieving this high growth
globally.
yet another important factor for the security
technology sector. At the end of 2014 the
Canadian company completed the acquisition
of the entire patent portfolio and the patent
licensing programme of Objectvideo, Inc. For
a cash consideration of US$80.3 million. These
video analytics patents, now acquired by Avig-
ilon, are licensed and deployed by leading IP
video manufacturers around the world. Under
this acquisition, Avigilon has acquired all of
Objectvideo's 76 US and international patents
and over 50 US and international patent
applications.
acquisition of 96 US and international patents
and 25 US and international patent applications
from four unrelated vendors for an aggregate
cash consideration of US$13,375,000. With the
acquisition of these patents, Avigilon now holds
213 US and international patents plus 215 US
and international patent applications.
With all their acquired patents in video analysis
Avigilon can dictate the terms of how their video
analytic algorithms may be used by other com-
peting companies, claims Jon Cropley at IHS.