The National Intellectual Property Administration of the People’s Republic of China announces the results of its national intellectual property demonstration enterprise selection and review on its website, on December 6.

Nuctech and Tellhow, subsidiaries of Tsinghua Tongfang, and New H3C Group, a subsidiary of Tsinghua Unigroup, all passed the national intellectual property demonstration enterprise review, announced by the National Intellectual Property Administration of People’s Republic of China on December 6.

In addition, Chengzhi Yonghua, a subsidiary of Chengzhi Shareholdings, was selected for the 2019 national intellectual property demonstration enterprise list, according to the announcement.

The National Intellectual Property Administration began to select national intellectual property demonstration enterprises in 2013. It is the highest national recognition for the creation, use, protection, and management of the intellectual property rights of businesses. 

National intellectual property demonstration enterprises are selected from those core businesses that have the most influence on industrial development.

The selection aims to cultivate a group of companies featuring high quantity and quality intellectual property rights, strong intellectual property protection and application capabilities, and outstanding regional influence, which will lead more enterprises to use intellectual property and effectively enhance their market competitive advantages.