TAIWAN INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL CORP.
Update：2026/09/15
Industries
Main Industry
Lending and Investments
Main Product/Service
Innovative Patent Strategy Portfolio Building Program:
1. Focus on fintech, the Internet of Things (IoT), new retail, and the aviation industry
2. Acquire existing early-stage patents to build a foundational intangible asset portfolio
3. Continuously invest early-stage startup patents and capital into designated industries
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1. Focus on fintech, the Internet of Things (IoT), new retail, and the aviation industry
2. Acquire existing early-stage patents to build a foundational intangible asset portfolio
3. Continuously invest early-stage startup patents and capital into designated industries
(The content above was translated by AI.)
Founded Year
2019
Unified Business No.
82935181
Status
Active
Number of Employees
0
Total Paid-in
Capital
46,250,000 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, Taipei City
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About the Company
Taiwan Intellectual Capital was founded with the mission of improving Taiwan's intellectual property ecosystem. At this stage, it takes the revitalization of the value of technological patents in the financial sector as its responsibility, thereby driving a paradigm shift.
Taiwan Intellectual Capital's current key development task is to help Taiwan's financial mindset and system accelerate their departure from reliance on physical industries, and to increase the emphasis on and investment proportion of intangible assets; while financial thinking shifts, it also aims to effectively utilize capital in a steady and low-risk manner, fostering a better environment for startup development.
Taiwan's economic industries have gone through the petrochemical industry of the 1960s and the semiconductor industry of the 1980s in the last century, making it a global powerhouse in manufacturing and R&D. However, despite Taiwan accumulating a vast amount of industrial and technological intellectual assets, it has long failed to realize their economic value, and undervalued and underutilized intellectual assets are widespread.
Based on this, Taiwan Intellectual Capital will lead capital to directly connect with underutilized, high-quality intellectual assets, using capital as a medium of aggregation to leverage illiquid intellectual assets and revitalize technological assets that have been activated but not yet utilized.
The world has entered a brand-new pulse of the Internet of Everything, where technology and information are beginning to integrate with various traditional industries. Under this torrent of industrial transformation, the financial industry is facing its most severe challenge since the invention of printing and the circulation of paper currency. Another key task of Taiwan Intellectual Capital is precisely to provide Taiwan's financial industry with the best risk-mitigation mechanism, using wisdom to confront current and future technological opportunities and capital risks.
(The content above was translated by AI.)
Taiwan Intellectual Capital's current key development task is to help Taiwan's financial mindset and system accelerate their departure from reliance on physical industries, and to increase the emphasis on and investment proportion of intangible assets; while financial thinking shifts, it also aims to effectively utilize capital in a steady and low-risk manner, fostering a better environment for startup development.
Taiwan's economic industries have gone through the petrochemical industry of the 1960s and the semiconductor industry of the 1980s in the last century, making it a global powerhouse in manufacturing and R&D. However, despite Taiwan accumulating a vast amount of industrial and technological intellectual assets, it has long failed to realize their economic value, and undervalued and underutilized intellectual assets are widespread.
Based on this, Taiwan Intellectual Capital will lead capital to directly connect with underutilized, high-quality intellectual assets, using capital as a medium of aggregation to leverage illiquid intellectual assets and revitalize technological assets that have been activated but not yet utilized.
The world has entered a brand-new pulse of the Internet of Everything, where technology and information are beginning to integrate with various traditional industries. Under this torrent of industrial transformation, the financial industry is facing its most severe challenge since the invention of printing and the circulation of paper currency. Another key task of Taiwan Intellectual Capital is precisely to provide Taiwan's financial industry with the best risk-mitigation mechanism, using wisdom to confront current and future technological opportunities and capital risks.
(The content above was translated by AI.)
