In this 21st century global market, intangible assets, such as Intellectual Property and Intellectual Property assets, have become in many cases the most valuable asset in the equity of companies. This is clearly evidenced by mergers and the acquisitions of companies, in which trademarks and/or patents play a key role.
Intellectual and Intellectual Property rights may be subject of any legal transaction (sale, grant, license, non-monetary contribution to a society, wills, etc.) and therefore, they need to be valued economically and in a specific way, since their value depends on unique characteristics, not only taking into account economic criteria, but also important aspects related to the legal status and soundness of the right concerned.
UNGRIA has been a pioneer in Spain in the valuation of intangible assets, a fact attested to by the proven experience of our professionals in this field.