Technology information
Basic details about the IP being submitted for valuation.
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Abstract
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Description
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Claims
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Diagrams
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Please provide a brief description.
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Evaluator / institution
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The rate used to convert future cash flows into today's value. Reflects the time value of money and investment risk. Typical range is 8–12%. A higher rate reduces the NPV; a lower rate increases it. Use your institution's cost of capital if known.
Used for NPV calculation. Typical range: 8–12%.
Cost approach — development & commercialization costs
Enter all costs incurred or estimated to develop, protect, and commercialize this technology. Add as many line items as needed across up to 5 years.
Cost line items
| Description | Year 1 (₱) | Year 2 (₱) | Year 3 (₱) | Year 4 (₱) | Year 5 (₱) | Total | |
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| Total (all items) | — | — | — | — | — | — |
One-time capital investment, if applicable.
Total cost approach value
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5-year costs + CAPEX
Income approach — royalty relief & NPV
Enter revenue projections, pricing, cost structure, and royalty rates. The tool computes a 10-year net income stream and calculates the Net Present Value (NPV) — the total future royalty income expressed in today’s money using the discount rate. A higher NPV means the technology is expected to generate more economic value.
Production assumptions
Total volume of output your technology will produce or serve in its first year — e.g. number of hectares covered, units sold, or licenses issued.
Units of output in year 1 (hectares, licenses, units sold, etc.).
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The percentage by which output volume increases each year. Enter as a plain percentage — e.g. enter 2 for 2% annual growth.
Annual percentage increase in output volume.
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How many times per year the technology is used or applied per unit — e.g. 2 for a crop technology used in 2 growing seasons per year.
A multiplier representing the efficiency or utilization rate of the technology at optimal conditions. Leave blank if not applicable to your valuation model.
Pricing & financials
The selling price per unit of output during the first four years. This is typically lower in early years as the technology is still gaining market adoption.
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The selling price per unit from year 5 onwards. This is usually higher as the technology matures, gains wider adoption, or benefits from brand recognition.
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Cost of Goods Sold — the direct cost of producing or delivering the technology, expressed as a percentage of total sales. Enter as a plain number, e.g. 60 for 60%. Industry average is typically 50–75%.
Cost of goods sold as a percentage of gross sales.
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Recurring costs that do not change with output volume — e.g. administrative salaries, rent, licensing maintenance fees. This amount is deducted from gross profit every year.
The applicable corporate or income tax rate applied to earnings before royalty deduction. In the Philippines, the standard corporate tax rate is 25% (MSME) or 30% (regular). Enter as a plain number, e.g. 25.
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Royalty rates by period
The royalty rate applied to net income in years 1 and 2. Royalties are typically lower in early years to encourage adoption. Enter as a plain percentage, e.g. 2 for 2%.
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The royalty rate applied to net income in years 3 and 4. This is usually higher than the early-stage rate as the technology becomes more established.
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The royalty rate applied to net income from year 5 through year 10. This represents the full commercialization phase where the technology is generating its peak economic value.
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Cost approach
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Total reproduction cost
Income approach
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Net Present Value of royalty stream (10 yr)
Final IP value
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50% cost / 50% income
Approach weighting
Cost approach weight
Cost 50% / Income 50%
Valuation certificate
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Name and Signature of Technology Transfer Officer
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