Intellectual Property (IP) valuation involves valuating intangible assets such as Patents and Trademarks. This task is executed by considering different aspects like business, legal and financials of an individual organization.
Income & Market based valuation methods are employed to calculate Net Present Value (NPV) of IP. In addition, market research, legal analysis and obtaining opinion on overall technical strength of IP are few more critical factors to be considered for valuating IP.
Patent as an asset has the right value when its valuation is explored in technical, economical and legal dimensions. Existing prior art, patent term, the significance of the asset in the current market scenario and also how would it be in near future are some of the considerable parameters in order to valuate patent as an asset.
We have a team of research expertise in diversified domains with an ample knowledge on financial, legal and technical factors that empowers us to design and execute strategic approaches for valuating the Patents.
Trademark is defined as “any word, name, symbol, or design, or any combination thereof, used in commerce to identify and distinguish between the goods/services offered by a manufacturer or seller from others. A Trademark is an economic tool that helps consumers to assess the quality of goods and services in making a purchase decision based on the reputation of the manufacturer or seller.
A good trademark can add inherent value to a company. Valuating trademark accurately is vital for determining overall assessment for a wide variety of applications, including mergers and acquisitions, venture funding, and taxation purposes.
Our expert team of trademark attorneys, research and financial analysts are well versed in articulating strategic approaches for valuating the Trademark.
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