TechCom, Inc. (OTC: TCRI)

TechCom, Inc. was organized on August 22, 2000 under the laws of the State of Nevada under the original name UgoMedia Interactive Corporation. The company later acquired Beijing Innotrek Technology Co. Ltd on October 17, 2009, a Chinese entity based in Beijing that conducted research and development of broadband technology products and offered installation services to hotels. Innotrek’s product portfolio included systems that use various wired mediums, cable modems, and security and monitoring devices, while the firm also distributed computers, network equipment, storage devices, and software products. On June 30, 2017 the company changed its domicile from Nevada to Delaware, ceasing to be a Nevada corporation. On February 26, 2020 the company filed a Certificate of Amendment with Delaware to adopt its current name TechCom, Inc. Ownership shifted when Kok Seng Yeap obtained one million shares of convertible preferred stock and a $50,000 convertible note in October 2017, giving him a majority of voting power, and later sold a substantial portion of those holdings to AlphaBit, LLC on July 27, 2021, a transaction representing 87.60 percent of the company’s voting power assuming conversion of all Series A Preferred Stock. As of January 14, 2026 the sole officer is Mr. Aziz Ali, who serves as director, chief executive officer and chief financial officer. The company reported a stockholders deficit of $307,913 and an accumulated deficit of $2,727,479 as of December 31, 2025, and it intends to seek a merger target to become an operating entity, although success is uncertain and the shareholder has agreed to provide financial support for the next twelve months.

TechCom, Inc. generates revenue primarily through the activities of its former subsidiary Innotrek, which historically sold broadband technology products, provided installation services to hotels, and distributed computers, networking equipment, storage devices, and software solutions. The company’s revenue streams were derived from the sale of systems that utilize various wired mediums, from cable modem sales, and from security and monitoring product sales, as well as from the distribution of third‑party hardware and software. At present the company reports no active operations and therefore does not generate any revenue, a condition reflected in its financial statements showing deficits and no research and development expenditures for the fiscal years ended December 31, 2024 and December 31, 2025. Should the company complete a merger with an operating business, revenue would again be derived from whatever products or services the combined entity offers, but no such arrangement is currently in place.

TechCom, Inc. does not maintain an active position in any industry because it currently conducts no business operations. Historically, through its subsidiary Innotrek, the company participated in the broadband technology and networking equipment sector, competing with firms that provide similar hardware, installation services, and distribution of networking products. The company does not hold any patents, copyrights, or trademarks and has not reported any competitive advantages in the present period. Its former operations placed it within a market characterized by rapid technological change and numerous established players, but without current activity the company cannot claim a market share or competitive standing.

The company’s customer base previously consisted of hotels that purchased broadband installation services and related networking equipment from Innotrek, as well as various unnamed clients that acquired computers, network devices, storage media, and software products through the company’s distribution channels. At present the company has no active customers because it does not engage in sales or service activities. Should a future merger bring an operating business under the TechCom, Inc. umbrella, the customer base would reflect the clientele of that acquired entity, but no such customers are reported in the current filing.