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 :Whether it is copyrighted or not*, it was plagiarized (direct quotes taken with neither quotation marks nor a citation), and was poorly-worded for an encyclopedia article.  For example, while ""We were one of the first companies..."" may be quite appropriate for an SEC report, but in an article on Wikipedia, there is no ""we"", and the sentence doesn't make sense.  Also, it is quite inappropriate to include product prices in an article, unless that price is somehow newsworthy (e.g. the first 500 Brand-X cars were sold for $1 apiece).  This is an encyclopedia, not an solicitation of business. 
 :If you would like to include some of the information from the annual report, please cite your sources, use only pertinent factual information, put short direct quotes in quotation marks (""""), and re-word facts in a way that doesn't sound like an ad. 
 ::* — The fact that a document has been filed with a governmental agency does not affect its copyright.  From Copyright status of work by the U.S. government, ""Many publications of the U.S. government do, however, contain protectable works authored by others (e.g., patent applications, Securities and Exchange Commission filings, public comments on regulations, etc.), ..."" 
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