Intellectual property management plan

I.  Plan Objectives:


Against the backdrop of intensifying global climate change and increasingly severe energy shortages, countries around the world have introduced carbon reduction and energy-saving policies, striving toward the goal of building a low-carbon and sustainable environment. Local manufacturing has become one of the most effective tools for carbon reduction.
Bioteque Corporation(hereinafter referred to as “the Company”) has long aligned with government policies promoting the biotechnology industry and is committed to developing high-end medical consumables. In addition to replacing imported products, the Company is actively expanding into international markets. Through continuous innovation and the development of green components, the Company ensures that its products meet high energy efficiency and carbon reduction standards, in line with its green innovation and sustainable business development strategy.
To safeguard its hard-earned technological achievements, the Company has formulated an “Intellectual Property Management Plan” (hereinafter referred to as “the Plan”) that integrates corporate operational goals and resources. The Plan aims to establish a business model that creates corporate value through intellectual property rights, enhance employees’ correct understanding of intellectual property management, and provide clear guidelines for managing such matters. At the same time, it ensures the protection of the Company’s rights and competitive advantages while preventing infringement of others’ rights.
After approval by the Board of Directors, the Plan and its implementation status will be reported to the Board at least once annually on a regular basis.

II. Intellectual Property Management Strategies and Implementation Results:

  • Protection of Trade Secrets to Enhance the Company’s Competitive Advantage:Trade secrets are closely tied to the Company’s competitive advantages, including technological leadership, manufacturing excellence, and customer trust. They are not only specific intellectual assets but also a key mechanism through which the Company protects its intellectual property.

    To ensure comprehensive and effective management of trade secrets, the Company will engage professional institutions for guidance and introduce the “Taiwan Intellectual Property Management System (TIPS).” Priority will be given to implementing a “Trade Secret Management System,” integrating trade secrets that provide the Company with competitive advantages. By establishing and promoting this system, the Company aims to foster a culture of innovation, safeguard its trade secrets, and enhance its overall competitiveness.

  • Trademark Protection to Build Brand Image:

    For over 30 years, the Company has marketed its proprietary brands globally across more than 80 countries, complemented by its CDMO/OEM strategies.
    Under professional consultation, the second phase of TIPS introduction will focus on establishing a Trademark Management System to build a comprehensive trademark management framework. This system will cover pre-naming risk assessment, trademark design documentation, trademark portfolio management, compliance in trademark use, and infringement risk control.

  • Enhancing Patent Quality and Protection Measures, and Expanding Green Innovation Technology Deployment:

    The Company has long implemented patent incentive policies to encourage R&D innovation and patent applications. With respect to R&D achievements and green innovative process technologies, in addition to establishing a trade secret management system, the Company will continue to introduce a “Patent Management System” to enhance patent quality and expand its patent portfolio.

    By integrating patents and trade secrets into a comprehensive management framework and ensuring effective implementation at the operational level, the Company aims to protect its R&D results and maintain its technological leadership. This, in turn, helps sustain the Company’s competitive advantage, increase profitability, and strengthen its reputation.

 

3. Implementation Outcomes:

  • Green Innovation
    (1) Patents(as of 2025):

    • Taiwan: 13 patents granted — including 8 invention patents and 5 utility models; 1 application pending, which includes green innovation technology R&D results.
    • Overseas:1 granted patent; 4 applications pending, which include green innovation technology R&D results.

    (2) Trademarks(as of 2025):

    • Taiwan: 6 trademarks registered; 1 application pending.
    • Overseas: 10 trademarks registered; 5 applications pending.