dkpto.dk
Danish agency administering patents, trademarks and design rights and helping businesses protect and commercialize ideas
About dkpto.dk
The Danish Patent and Trademark Office administers intellectual property rights, including patents, trademarks and designs. It provides application systems, guidance and support schemes related to IP protection.
It serves Danish businesses, from entrepreneurs to large companies, and is part of Denmark’s Ministry of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs. Its work includes helping applicants understand IP rights and supporting businesses in using ideas commercially.
Product: Administration of patent, trademark and design rights, with guidance and related support programs for businesses.
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