Valuing IP Helps Businesses Unlock Growth Opportunities

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Valuing IP Sdn Bhd a Malaysian intellectual property (IP) valuation specialist and tech start-up, has launched its proprietary IP valuation software designed for the ASEAN market. The software enables businesses of all sizes and industries to identify and unlock the value of their IP assets, allowing them to pursue growth opportunities.

As intangibles increasingly comprise business investments, IP becomes a crucial factor in driving productivity and economic growth. However, obtaining financing remains a challenge for many businesses that have already invested in protecting their IP.



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Traditional IP valuation methods can be expensive and time-consuming, making them inaccessible for smaller companies. Additionally, accurate valuation depends on the industry and business type, making it difficult for companies to secure financing without reliable IP valuation.

Growth Opportunities Through IP

Valuing IP’s software addresses these issues by providing automated, internationally compliant IP valuation reports within three to seven days. Available on a one-off or long-term subscription basis starting from RM6,000, the software is affordable and accessible to a wider range of businesses.

This revolutionary software disrupts the status quo in the ASEAN IP industry and paves the way for IP financing, marketplace, and insurance. With the ability to accurately value and transact IP assets, businesses can capitalize on their IP portfolios’ full potential, facilitating the growth and development of the IP ecosystem.

The launch event attracted 450 guests, including start-ups, business owners, professionals, policy makers, financial institutions, universities, and research institutions. Valuing IP is in discussions with policy makers and companies from Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines, India, and Japan, and aims to raise RM 8 million in its second funding round by the end of 2023. The funds will be used to expand the software’s offerings, including an IP marketplace portal, and to extend its reach in the ASEAN region.

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