Introduction to Intellectual Property Valuation · Introduction to Intellectual Property Valuation....
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Peter Kaldos
Hungarian Patent OfficeH – 1054 Budapest
Garibaldi u. 2
Introduction to Intellectual Property Valuation
Intellectual Property Valuation in Practice Symposium, Budapest, 27th –28th November 2008.
[email protected]: +36 1 474 5814
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The primary reason for valuing IP is to increase business value from the IP through optimum management decisions
Why value Intellectual Property?
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IP valuations are conducted by a broad set of stakeholders:
– Patent holders– Inventors– Research institutes– Banks– Financial analysts– Venture capitalists– Funding institutions– etc.
are all involved in valuingpatentable technology andother IP.
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• Ice skate manufacturer
• Small-sized company
• Own assembly plant (very small)
• In-house Research laboratory (Low temperature, microscopes etc.)
• Patented new innovative blade technology (very low-friction surface)
• Research in progress: Figure skating blades and Speed skating blades
Ice skating…..
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Q: What is the value of this IP (portfolio)?
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• Patents• Technology• Patentable R&D projects• Patentable ideas• Technology portfolios
„patentable technology”
What exactly are we valuing?
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A simplified definition:
The The development of Intellectual Property development of Intellectual Property ==
The The transformationtransformation ofof MONEY MONEY intointo KNOWLEDGEKNOWLEDGE
The The commercialisationcommercialisation ofof Intellectual PropertyIntellectual Property
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The The transformation of transformation of KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGE into into MONEYMONEY
……but how much?
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• Internal management• Transfer transactions• Financing• Taxation• Accounting• Infringement Litigation• Etc…
Why value this technology (IP)?
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Internal management
Intellectual Asset Management:• Decisions whether to file for patent protection• Internal investment decisions• Commercialise or licence out decisions• Risk analysis• Economic efficiency analysis / value orientated management
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Business related and company law
• Company formation (contribution in kind)• Company transactions• Due diligence• Mergers and acquisitions• Capital increase• IPO• Valuation of enterprise
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Technology transfer:• Licence-in / license-out (with royalty stream)• Sale of IP• Alliance or partnership/joint venture • Technology access• Patent pools• Employee inventor compensation related to technology transfer
Transfer transactions
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Access to financing
•Use of IP to attract investment•Use of IP to attract venture capital •IP as collateral for bank loans• Showing the significance of IP when applying for grants and tenders
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Accounting and taxation
•Taxation, Corporate Tax•Financial Accounting
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Method toolbox
• What exactly is the IP being valued?• When?• Why? The purpose of the valuation?• Who is doing the valuation?• For whom?• …
All these reasons require different approaches to valuation.
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IP Valuation methods:
1. Cost Based Methods2. Market Based Methods3. Income Based Methods4. (Option pricing based methods)
Attempt to calculate the monetary value of technology
• Methods based on the use of value indicators
Attempt rating and scoring of technology based on factors which influence it’s value.
Quantitative Qualitative
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Cost based methods
Measure IP value through the calculation of costs incurred in the development of the technology….
….. Or if the company were to develop a similar asset either in-house …..
…or externally
The cost to create the IP
-Historic Cost–Replication Cost–Replacement Cost
Result: IP value in EUROs
IP value=
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Costs to develop similar blade technology in-house:
• R&D costs (allocated to IP)• Costs of the application (incl. costs of attorney etc.)• IP Rights maintenance costs•…..etc.
IP value=
Example:
Replication Cost Method
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Market based methods
Measure IP value through comparison with prices achieved in recent comparable transactions:
• IP transactions between independent parties• traded in an active market • market forces decide the accurate price
–Comparable market value–Comparable royalty rate
Price of comparable IP traded between parties
IP value=
Result: IP value in EUROs
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The market leader in performance speed skates recently licensed it’s technolology to a big sports company.
Our local skate manufacturer competitor has aquired with a world market leader in producing leisure skates.
Is „their” technology and „our” technology comparable?
IP value
Example:
Comparable Transactions
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Income based methods
Measure IP value through measuring the potential future benefits of the subject IP (Present value of future benefits)
• Potential future revenue from IP• Discounted according to the risk involved • Discounted according to the time value of money
–Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)–Risk adjusted net present value (rNPV)–Relief from Royalty–Technology Factor method
Ability of technology to generate future income
= IP value
Result: IP value in EUROs
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IP value
Example:
Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)
Determines the value of the IP by computing the present value of future cash flows from the IP, over its useful life.
Variables required for an accurate IP valuation: •income stream from IP•estimate of IP’s useful life•understanding of IP specific risk factors (determination of discount rate)
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Value indicator based Methods
Scoring of technology based on the quality of related factors = IP value
Result: IP value displayed as a score
-Patent information related value indicators -Evaluation of value indicators
Provide a value guide through scoring of different factors related to the IP.
These factors or “value indicators” can influence the value of the IP both positively and negatively.
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IP value
Example:
Evaluation of value indicators
The assessment of a technology according to different indicators such as strength of IPRs, transferability, market potential, technology level, etc.
Each indicator is rated 1-5 according to the technology’s strengths and weaknesses.
40 or so value indicators form a whole picture of the patent and its relative risks and opportunities. These are then displayed in various tables and graphical forms
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Quantitative Methodology Quali- tative
Cost approach
Income approach
Market approach
Value indicator
based
*Internal Management * *Sale Price * *Licence (*) (*) (*)M &A * *Collateral for loans *Infringement Litigation *Financial Accounting *Taxation, Corporate Tax * *
Source: Watanabe, 2002.
Reasons for valuation
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(*)= used to some extent(*)= used widely
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Peter Kaldos
Hungarian Patent OfficeH – 1054 Budapest
Garibaldi u. 2
Thank you
Intellectual Property Valuation in Practice Symposium, Budapest, 27th –28th November 2008.
[email protected]: +36 1 474 5814