SynPat - Syndicated Patent Acquisitions Corp. Email Format
Financial ServicesCalifornia, United States0-1 Employees
Syndicated Patent Acquisitions (SynPat) helps operating companies obtain licenses under specific high-impact patents, at fixed reasonable prices. SynPat acquires patent portfolios from which it produces standard non-exclusive licenses, and sells those licenses on a portfolio basis. SynPat’s defined and transparent process allows it to offer high-quality licenses on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms. SynPat’s store offers standard licenses for each portfolio at three fixed prices: Cost, Regular, and Risk Averse, depending only on the time of acquisition. Each patent portfolio is acquired from its seller at an agreed upon cash price plus one-third of SynPat’s future revenues from the acquired portfolio and does through SynPat’s three stage Open Licensing Program. Stage one of the program begins with SynPat’s offer to all companies in the relevant technology space to participate in funding the cash price. The cash price is then divided equally among all the participating companies ( = Cost Price). In exchange, each participant receives a non-exclusive license under the patents, plus one third of SynPat’s future revenues from the patents. The second stage is of four months, during which the same licenses are offered to companies that decided not to participate in the first stage, at a Regular Price ( = 1.5 * Cost Price). The third stage is unlimited in time, during which identical licenses are offered at a Validated Price ( = 2 * Regular Price), reflecting the market’s acknowledgment and validation of the Patents. SynPat’s patent license store allows companies to acquire only licenses that they need, at prices that are set under transparent, open market conditions, safely and easily at any of the three stages according to each company’s preferences of time and price. Participants acquire their licenses at cost price, and quickly thereafter may recoup that investment and even generate over 50% return within less than one year.