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INPI Publishes 2025 Rankings Highlighting Brazil’s Patent and Trademark Filing Trends

New data from Brazil’s INPI reveals dominant players, sectoral shifts, and evolving IP strategies among resident and non-resident applicants

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The Brazilian National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) has released its comprehensive 2025 rankings for intellectual property filings, detailing patent and trademark activity by resident and foreign applicants. The report underscores the prominence of global tech firms in patents, the pivotal role of Brazilian…
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INPI Publishes 2025 Rankings Highlighting Brazil’s Patent and Trademark Filing Trends The Brazilian National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) has released its comprehensive 2025 rankings for intellectual property filings, detailing patent and trademark activity by resident and foreign applicants.... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/inpi-publishes-2025-rankings-highlighting-brazil-s-patent-and-trademark-filing-trends

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