Needless to say, the current market economy situation is facing a heavy test for many enterprises. Old things are slowly withdrawing from the market, and new things have become the mainstream of enterprises. It is easy to start a company these days, but it is even more difficult to maintain the development of the company. So here comes the question. Nowadays, most companies have trademarks, but will the trademarks still be valid when the company goes bankrupt? For this problem, Bajie Intellectual Property will introduce two solutions to you. , once the company goes bankrupt, the trademark will disappear and will be directly revoked by the Trademark Office. Then before the company goes bankrupt, the trademark holder must be transferred to another person's name, otherwise the trademark will be revoked. Second, after the company goes bankrupt, in accordance with Article 47 of the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Trademark Law": If the trademark registrant dies or is terminated, one year has expired from the date of death or termination, and the registered trademark has not been transferred, Anyone can apply to the Trademark Office to cancel a registered trademark. When applying for cancellation, evidence regarding the death or termination of the trademark registrant must be submitted. If a registered trademark is canceled due to the death or termination of the trademark registrant, the exclusive right to use the registered trademark shall terminate from the date of the death or termination of the trademark registrant. That is to say, if the company is cancelled, it needs to be transferred within one year of cancellation. If it is not processed after one year, if someone applies for cancellation of your trademark, then you will be cancelled, and the trademark will basically be gone. If the company goes bankrupt, can the trademark still be transferred? It is recommended that the trademark be transferred to others before the company goes bankrupt. If it is transferred after the company goes bankrupt, it needs to be handled within one year. However, the details of the procedures are relatively complicated. Please contact our customer service for details.