Patents have a significant effect on the valuation of a Business. The valuation of patents can be determined by various factors, such as the size and scope of the patent portfolio, the industry in which it operates, and the number of patents that are granted.
The value of a patent is typically calculated based on its royalty value or sell price. The royalty value is determined by multiplying the royalty rate with the net sales price per unit.
Intangible asset valuation is the process by which you assign a value to a company intangible asset. Intangible assets include brand recognition, goodwill, patents, trademarks, copyrights etc.
Khurana And Khurana Advocates And Ip Attorney’s one of the core practice area is commercial valuation as an independent intellectual property valuation firm. K&K follows stringent delivery practices which are consistent and as per defined quality standards. K&K works closely with its sister concern IIPRD, both of which supplement each other in order to provide end-to-end IP Legal and Commercialization/Licensing services to over 3000 Corporates. K&K is a team of over 200 professionals spread across 10 offices (New Delhi, NCR, Pune, Mumbai, Indore, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Punjab, Chennai ) in India, and has strong rankings from Legal 500, MIP, IAM, Chambers, Asia IP, Global 100, Rsg, Niti Aayog, WIPR Leaders, Global Venture, ACQ5 among others.
Our goal as intellectual property specialists is to find the most equitable, fair, and realistic method of calculating value. We concretely believe that value must be determined by market conditions and that any valuation should reflect the current world and economic realities. In many businesses, it is also critical that valuation methodologies remain adaptable to quickly and consistently changing environments.
KHURANA AND KHURANA ADVOCATES AND IP ATTORNEYS is committed to assisting clients in establishing and growing the value of their intellectual property and intangible asset portfolio while reducing risk and ambiguity.
KHURANA AND KHURANA ADVOCATES AND IP ATTORNEYS professionals consider the various distinct valuation methodologies in light of the information available and the current situation when valuing intangible assets and intellectual property in order to determine the best method or methods of determining the intrinsic value of the subject assets in question. The following are the four widely acknowledged methodologies:
Each approach has advantages and disadvantages that are determined by the data available on market factors such as previous results, industry trends, and the competitive climate, as well as the specific qualities of the asset(s) being valued and the extent to which they are utilized. Our certified professionals weigh all of these factors, as well as others, in order to decide the best analysis method to utilize in a given valuation scenario.
When it comes to estate planning or disbursement, the value of one’s IP portfolio is a critical consideration that can have major tax ramifications. When valuing intangible assets for estate planning, we frequently discover that multiple categories of intellectual property, such as copyrights, patents, trademarks, and other creative works, add to the overall worth of the estate. Furthermore, there may be another significant asset that needs to be identified for estate and tax planning purposes: the right of publicity.
The right of publicity is a property interest in a person’s identify that, unlike privacy rights, can be legally detached from that person. Importantly, post-mortem publicity rights exist and are protected in many places after a celebrity’s death. In estate valuation assignments for celebrity clients, the value of any other intellectual property in the estate is added to the value of the rights of publicity (e.g. trademark or copyright ownership).
The expert team of Khurana and Khurana Advocates and IP Attorneys recognize that research is the cornerstone of every effective IP management approach. Our company offers one of the most comprehensive proprietary databases of licensing, value, and royalty rate data accessible. Corporations, economists, analysts, attorneys, and organizations rely on Khurana And Khurana Advocates and IP Attorneys for market-based statistics on royalty rates, values, and licensing conventions and practices.
Our research and data collection efforts have yielded over 13,000 transactions, making us one of the largest proprietary databases of licensing and value data available. There are also thousands of extra data points from public documents. We have the skills to create royalty rates internationally and the ability to determine them since we analyze royalty trends and monitor trademark values.
IIPRD, in its commercial evaluation services, offers extensive global coverage and a broad technological range for your patent commerciality determination needs. We deliver an unbiased evaluation of your concept and intellectual property status. We work with your R&D/Legal team to determine your concept’s patent strategy and market strength.
IIPRD, conducts a comprehensive commercial evaluation of the concerned patent from i) Patentability/Freedom to Operate (if not a patentable subject matter) perspective and ii) Commercialization Potential perspective followed by a detailed report showing potential Licensees, SWOT analysis of the technology, main competitive products, and comprehensive comparison therewith, product/IP level comparison, industry behavior to in-licensing/buy of IP’s, among other commercial aspects that can help the Patentee to understand the underlying potential of the technology.