Regulatory News:

Doro (STO:DOROA) has signed a non-exclusive distribution agreement
for the US market with Brightpoint North America L.P. (“Brightpoint”),
a subsidiary of Brightpoint, Inc. The first products will be from
Doro’s easy mobile range for senior citizens. At the same time the
American and Canadian authority for regulating telecommunications and radio
frequencies in the USA, the FCC, has approved four products from
Doro’s business unit Care Electronics. Industry Canada has approved the DORO 330. The agreement which covers both
mobile and other telephony products in the Care Electronics business
unit, applies for the United States market.

“This is a strong addition to our international expansion via
distributors and I am very pleased that we are now entering the US
market with one of the world’s leading distributors” says Jerome
Arnaud, Doro’s CEO.

Just as on Doro’s current markets, senior American citizens have
exactly the same major requirement for products that are tailored for
their needs. The market for these types of products is still
relatively unexplored and Doro is taking a position on it.

Approval from the Federal Communications Commission (the FCC)
concerns three of Doro’s easy mobile phone models and the MemoryPlus
319ph home telephone, which is a telephone for the elderly who have
memory deficiencies.

The newly-approved MemoryPlus 319ph phone was one of the products
that received a prize in the coveted American IDEA(R) design awards
earlier this year.