Technology transfer

Technology transfer generally includes know-how and intellectual property rights. It can be done either in isolation (bilaterally) or within a consortium for example.

Technology transfer contracts must therefore be balanced in such a way as to enable the purchaser to exploit the technology transferred. In return for a technology transfer, the buyer pays a flat fee and/or a royalty on the farm.

Technology transfer can also be done through pure licensing. This technology transfer is usually subject to the payment of royalties.

Finally, technology transfer is sometimes carried out when the company is bought out as a whole. In this case, the value of the acquired company and therefore of its technology often depends on the value of its intellectual property.

Technology transfer agreements can involve economic actors of various sizes and types (SMEs and large groups, R&D departments of companies and public laboratories, for example). At ALPHINOOR & CO, we have the necessary experience to manage these disparities, in order to defend our clients’ interests. We support you at the stage of taking protection of your technologies, but also during their transfers as part of the negotiation and drafting of technology transfer contracts.

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