Relevant laws stipulate that the investment amount for trademark right valuation should be less than 20% of the total investment amount. There are two situations for investing in trademark rights.

1. If the right to use trademark rights is invested in shares, this investment is actually to participate in the business activities of the invested enterprise in the form of trademark usage fees. In this case, the trademark registrant shall sign a contract with the invested enterprise. Trademark licensing contract.

2. Investing in trademark rights as shares. This kind of investment actually hands over the right to use the trademark rights and part of the disposal rights to the invested enterprise. At this time, the trademark owner can only dispose of his trademark after reaching an agreement with the invested enterprise. Such as transferring trademarks, licensing others to use trademarks, etc. At this time, the invested enterprise should sign a long-term, exclusive or exclusive trademark use license contract with the trademark registrant to effectively safeguard the interests of the invested enterprise. If a rights dispute arises after investing in the right to use a trademark and licensing it to others, the equity dispute between the trademark registrant and the invested enterprise should be resolved first. Only if one party continues to use the original trademark after the trademark divestment, can he be held liable for trademark infringement.