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3TREES Paint Listed in '2020 China Top 500 Companies for Patents' Intellectual Property Rankings


3TREES Paint Listed in 2020 China Top 500 Companies for Patents Intellectual Property Rankings
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PUTIAN, China, Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A leading company in the Chinese coatings industry, SKSHU Paint Co., Ltd. ( 3TREES ) was recently listed in the 2020 China Top 500 Companies for Patents, a ranking released by the Guangdong Enterprise Brand Promotion Association and Huafa Qixianqin Intellectual Property Economic Research Center.
3TREES appointed Professor Jean-Marie Lehn as the Chief Technology Adviser
Based on data from the Huafa Qixianqin Patent Evaluation System, the ranking evaluates firms in five areas: average patent value, total number of valid invention patents and new utility patents, number of inventors, number of international patent applications, and patent application duration. The top 500 list is determined by weighing companies patent capabilities in terms of these five indicators. ....

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