At MV Valuers & Estate Agents | Malaysia Valuers, we are capable in valuing intellectual property and non-tangible assets such as good will, businesses, rights and interests.
Why Value IP, Businesses or Non-Tangible Assets?
In order to be able sell, license or enter into any commercial arrangements based on IP, you need to be able to put a value on an IP asset. IP valuation is also beneficial in the enforcement of IP rights, for internal management of IP assets, and for various financial processes.
Tangible & Intangible Assets
An enterprise’s assets can be divided into two categories: tangible assets – including buildings, machinery, equipment, cash and office supplies; and intangible assets – that lack physical existence and are fruits of a company’s creative and innovative talents.
For many enterprises intangible assets have become more valuable than their tangible assets, and are key to their success. They create a basis for enhancing the company’s value.
IP assets are legally protected and that protection can be enforced in a court of law. They can be independently identified, are transferrable, and have an economic lifespan. Depending on the nature of your intangible assets, you are offered different legal instruments by which you may protect and ultimately benefit from using them. IP protection and management should be a key element of your business strategy.
It is important to understand the economic value of your IP assets by carrying out an IP valuation. Having an idea of how much your assets may be worth will be helpful for various transactions including licensing, sale, donation of IP rights or entering into joint ventures and other collaborative arrangements.
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The valuation of real estate based on Market Value or other basis of value is needed for the following purpose:-
1. Financing and credit facilities
2. Acquisition and disposal
3. Audit, Taxation, Forensic Valuations or other statutory purposes
4. Investment or other corporate management activities including debt recovery, mergers & acquisitions, liquidation etc.
5. Securitisation and other asset valuation purposes; including valuations for submissions to Bursa Malaysia, Securities Commission and other statutory bodies in Malaysia and abroad
6. Market feasibility studies, Research & Advisory
7. Expert Witness, Litigation & Dispute Resolution Matters involving Assets and Market Value (MV)
In the exercise of his professional practice, the registered valuer is bound by various guidelines and practice directions.
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