A technology company is preparing to enter a joint venture with an international partner. While the method patents, codebase and data sets were impressive, no formal valuation had been undertaken, and the proposed deal risked undervaluing the company's contribution.

Our valuation assesses:

• Scope and enforceability of patent claims,

• Strength and geographical coverage of IP protection

• Cross-use capability in core and adjacent markets

• Technical differentiation and scalability

• Revenue attribution and contribution modelling

The result: a board-ready valuation that enables the client to:

• Negotiate equity splits with confidence

• Justify their contribution to investors

• Secure stronger licensing terms in the JV

In short: if intangibles are material, they should be valued – and they should be valued properly.