ACTIVE BIOTECH AB has a total of 453 patent applications. It decreased the IP activity by 50.0%. Its first patent ever was published in 1995. It filed its patents most often in EPO (European Patent Office), United States and WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). Its main competitors in its focus markets pharmaceuticals, organic fine chemistry and biotechnology are BIOMEASURE INC, ABBVIE INC and ABBOTT LABORATOIRES.
# | Country | Total Patents | |
---|---|---|---|
#1 | EPO (European Patent Office) | 40 | |
#2 | United States | 40 | |
#3 | WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) | 38 | |
#4 | Canada | 30 | |
#5 | Sweden | 30 | |
#6 | Australia | 29 | |
#7 | China | 25 | |
#8 | South Africa | 21 | |
#9 | Brazil | 19 | |
#10 | Israel | 19 | |
#11 | Norway | 16 | |
#12 | New Zealand | 15 | |
#13 | Hong Kong | 13 | |
#14 | Republic of Korea | 13 | |
#15 | Hungary | 11 | |
#16 | Mexico | 11 | |
#17 | Poland | 11 | |
#18 | Estonia | 9 | |
#19 | Croatia | 8 | |
#20 | Ukraine | 7 | |
#21 | Czechia | 6 | |
#22 | Iceland | 6 | |
#23 | African Regional Industrial Property Organization | 5 | |
#24 | EAPO (Eurasian Patent Organization) | 5 | |
#25 | Serbia | 5 | |
#26 | Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) | 4 | |
#27 | Indonesia | 3 | |
#28 | Montenegro | 3 | |
#29 | Slovakia | 3 | |
#30 | African Intellectual Property Organization | 2 | |
#31 | Argentina | 1 | |
#32 | Bulgaria | 1 | |
#33 | Finland | 1 | |
#34 | United Kingdom | 1 | |
#35 | Malaysia | 1 | |
#36 | Singapore | 1 |
# | Industry | |
---|---|---|
#1 | Pharmaceuticals | |
#2 | Organic fine chemistry | |
#3 | Biotechnology | |
#4 | Measurement | |
#5 | Digital networks | |
#6 | Environmental technology | |
#7 | Machines |
# | Name | Total Patents |
---|---|---|
#1 | Hedlund Gunnar | 98 |
#2 | Fex Tomas | 78 |
#3 | Bjoerk Anders | 70 |
#4 | Jansson Karl | 54 |
#5 | Joensson Stig | 53 |
#6 | Antonsson Per | 41 |
#7 | Bjork Anders | 39 |
#8 | Ohlsson Lennart G | 36 |
#9 | Brodin Thomas N | 31 |
#10 | Jonsson Stig | 31 |
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