Subaru vehicles sold in Australia will continue to be protected by DataDot's anti-theft system after the security identification firm renewed its contract with the carmaker.
DataDot Technology didn't give a dollar value for the three-year contract that starts on June 1. DataDot has been working with Subaru since 2003.
DataDot's anti-theft system involves marking an asset with a unique individual code - such as a car's Vehicle Identification Number - via microscopic metal or polymer data dots applied using a clear adhesive with a UV trace.
The marked equipment is then registered on a global database.
DataDot's shares were 0.10 cents, or 5.0 per cent, higher at 2.1 cents at 1240 AEST.
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