For intellectual property evaluation, you must find a professional organization, preferably an evaluation agency with securities qualifications.
Intellectual property evaluation belongs to the category of enterprise asset evaluation. It is used to determine the current value of intellectual property and the value that will be obtained through future effects. The value of intellectual property emphasizes future benefits. As the value of intellectual property is increasingly recognized by enterprises, the profitability of intellectual property has now become a way for enterprises to use all resources to maximize profits. Therefore, when evaluating intellectual property rights, it is very important to understand the various rights associated with intellectual property rights and how to utilize them. The assessment of a business's intellectual property should be based on its most potential use, rather than how it is actually used by the business at the time of the assessment.
Patent technology value evaluation data collection directory
1. Basic company information
1. Industrial and commercial enterprise legal person business license, tax registration certificate, production license, etc.
2． Company profile;
3. Articles of Association;
4. Distribution of corporate marketing network;
5. Enterprise product quality standards;
6. News media and consumers’ reports and evaluations on product quality and services;
7. other.
2. Patent technical information
1. Brief introduction to the R&D status of the client's patented products and brief introduction to the patent developer;
2. Patent certificate and related legal documents such as acceptance, transfer, change (contract) and price payment voucher;
3. Patent specification;
4. Questionnaire on the basic situation of patented technology (see attached table);
5. Patented product project proposal, letter of intent for joint venture and cooperation, feasibility study report or technical transformation plan;
6. Patented technology testing reports, scientific and technological achievement appraisal certificates, patented technology search information, technology reviews by well-known industry experts, etc.;
7. Receipts and vouchers for annual patent application fees, maintenance fees, annual fees and other fees;
8. Industry experts’ opinions on the novelty of the patented technology
9. Patent registration Thin copy
3. Financial Information
1. The client’s balance sheet, profit and loss statement or financial income statistics related to patented products in the past five years (including the evaluation base date);
2. Fund investment and cost statistics for patented product development (Table 1);
3. The client’s development plan for the next five years;
4. The client's revenue forecast and preparation instructions for the patented product in the next 3-5 years (Table C).
Four. Other information
1. Patented product award certificates and high-tech enterprise recognition certificates.
2． Letter of commitment to pay annual patent maintenance fees on schedule.
3. Commitment letter from the client.