Kibo Introduces Patent Technology Consulting Service... "Activation of Intellectual Property Finance"

Support from Technical Consulting to Follow-up Financing for Intellectual Property Creation

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] The Korea Technology Finance Corporation (Chairman Kim Jong-ho, hereinafter referred to as Kibo) announced on the 21st that it will implement the 'IP+Made Program,' a technology advisory evaluation project linked to intellectual property (IP) finance business to enhance the technological competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

This program provides technology advisory evaluation services on IP strategies such as IP analysis and application consulting for small and medium venture companies based on Kibo's systematic technology evaluation infrastructure, and subsequently supports IP financing.

Kibo conducts comprehensive support for the entire IP lifecycle for small and medium venture companies requiring IP technology consultation such as strengthening existing IP rights or filing new idea patents, including ▲ IP strategy technology advisory evaluation services (including patent application consulting) ▲ face-to-face technology advisory services ▲ IP financing support for subsequent patents.

For excellent IP discovered through this IP strategy technology advisory, Kibo plans to provide linked working capital support required for startup, commercialization, scale-up, and technology transfer. It is expected that this will establish a support system for the entire IP virtuous cycle and contribute to the activation of IP finance.

Kim Jong-ho, Chairman of Kibo, said, "Through this program, we will provide technology advisory services that create and support not only new IP but also scale-up IP, contributing to the creation of an innovation growth ecosystem based on intellectual property." He added, "Kibo will continue to do its best to develop the technological competitiveness of small and medium venture companies and successfully carry out government national tasks."

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