In the first year of the new millennium, IDT doubles its Xixiang plant production capacity at the newly commissioned Lychee Garden plant, with an increased floor space of over 100,000 square meters.

The first Oregon Scientific concept stores open in Milan and Rome, Italy

Oregon Scientific Asia Pacific Limited is established in Hong Kong in order to expand its presence into new markets, especially in the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions.

IDT establishes new marketing subsidiaries in Poland (Warsaw), Scandinavia (Denmark), and Australia (Sydney) under Oregon Scientific Global Distribution Limited.

The Telecommunications Products Division is publicly listed on the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited as I-Comm Technology Limited. This was followed by the listing of IDT’s associate company, Kyosha Holdings (Singapore) Limited on the same exchange.

The first Oregon Scientific concept store in Asia opens in Central, Hong Kong.

Dr. Raymond Chan receives an honorary Doctor of Business Administration from Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

I-Comm Technology Limited is successfully privatized and delisted from the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited.

I-Comm Technology Limited and Kyosha Holdings (Singapore) Limited are privatized and delisted from the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited.

Six Oregon Scientific concept stores open: Four in Hong Kong at Prince’s Building, Times Square, Harbour City, and Cyberport. One in Shanghai (Sogo Department Store). And one in Singapore (Suntec City Mall).

IDT launches four world-firsts: slimmest digital voice recorder, smallest portable MP3 player, slimmest MP3 player, and waterproof MP3 player.

Either Oregon Scientific concept stores open: Three in the U.S. (Palo Alto, Los Angeles, Tigard). Three in China (Beijing, Shanghai). One in Singapore (Centrepoint). And one in Hong Kong (Shatin).

IDT launches the first Internet updatable SmartGlobe™.

IDT’s 30th anniversary.