As far as trademarks are concerned, the number of trademark registrations in my country ranks first in the world all year round. It is conceivable that my country attaches great importance to intellectual property rights. The following will introduce to you the current situation of my country's knowledge products.

Development Achievements

my country attaches great importance to the development of the intellectual property trading market. In recent years, thanks to the guidance of a series of encouraging policies and regulations, in the construction of intellectual property trading platforms, intangible asset evaluation, Great progress has been made in intellectual property pledge loans, venture capital, consulting services, information dissemination and other aspects. At present, my country has established 41 patent technology display and trading centers, and many places have also established intellectual property trading institutions. The number of intellectual property rights traded through the intellectual property trading market is growing rapidly. The Intellectual Property Exchange has gained certain experience in exploring and developing one-stop intellectual property service platforms, establishing technology transaction databases, developing patent value analysis systems, and conducting patent auctions.

Main Issues

Compared with mature foreign intellectual property trading markets, my country’s intellectual property trading market faces some outstanding problems in the development process, mainly in the following aspects:

1. The scale of the intellectual property trading market is small. At present, most intellectual property transactions between enterprises occur due to reasons such as technology licensing, shareholding, and corporate mergers and acquisitions. The transaction form is generally completed through direct negotiation and signing of agreements between the two parties. The number and proportion of transactions completed through the use of the market to find transaction partners are relatively small;

2. There is a serious disconnect between the supply and demand for intellectual property. A prominent problem currently is that the market conversion rate of scientific research projects undertaken by public scientific research units is low, the R&D investment and maintenance costs are high, and the resource waste is serious. In addition, what enterprises urgently need are relatively mature technologies, but most of the technologies that the external market can provide are in their early stages and are difficult to meet the direct needs of enterprises;

3. Intellectual property transactions are risky, from negotiation to The chain of the final transaction is too long, with multiple links such as design evaluation, auditing and bidding, which is not only time-consuming, but problems in any link may lead to transaction failure;

4. The intermediary service agency’s qualifications and capabilities are insufficient. High, the evaluation method is not perfect enough, and necessary disciplinary measures are lacking;

5. A good social atmosphere for intellectual property rights has not yet been formed. Most enterprises do not have strong awareness of intellectual property rights and lack the spirit of independent innovation. The culture of social integrity is far from being formed, and the lack of communication and collaboration among transaction parties affects fair transactions.