In accordance with the Administrative Measures for the Recognition of High-Tech Enterprises (Guoke Fa Huo [2016] No. 32) and the Guidelines for the Recognition of High-Tech Enterprises (Guoke Fa Huo [2016] No. 195), Beilai Technology has been awarded the 2024 first batch National High-Tech Enterprise certification.
To view the list of the first batch of high-tech enterprises recognized and filed by the Shenzhen certification authority in 2024, click to download: 2024 High-Tech Enterprise List
Evaluation of the quality and quantity of intellectual property owned by the enterprise.
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(1) Technical experts evaluate whether the intellectual property declared by the enterprise meets the requirements of the Administrative Measures and Guidelines, using a combination of qualitative and quantitative assessments.
(2) Invention patents (including defense patents), new plant varieties, national crop varieties, national new drugs, national first-class traditional Chinese medicine protection varieties, and integrated circuit layout design rights are classified as Category I. Utility model patents, design patents, and software copyrights (excluding trademarks) are classified as Category II. Category II intellectual property can only be used once when applying for high-tech enterprise certification.
(3) During the application and validity period of high-tech enterprise certification, if intellectual property has multiple owners, only one owner can use it for the application.
(4) The validity of patents during the application is determined by whether the enterprise has obtained an authorization certificate or notice and can provide payment receipts before the application.
(5) Enterprises without core independent intellectual property cannot be recognized as high-tech enterprises.
(6) Participation in the formulation of national standards, industry standards, testing methods, and technical specifications (this is a bonus item, with the total score for "intellectual property" not exceeding 30 points after adding the bonus. Relevant standards, methods, and specifications must be certified and recognized by national authorities).
An average of more than six scientific and technological achievements transformed annually over the past three years is required to potentially achieve 30 points.
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(1) The same scientific and technological achievement (patent, copyright, technology license, registered software copyright, integrated circuit layout design) applied domestically and internationally is counted as one item.
(2) The purchase or sale of technological achievements is based on formal technology contracts.
(3) This evaluation may include technical know-how, but items with low value are excluded. The value of technical know-how is assessed based on improvements in products or processes (enterprises may not disclose specific details).
(4) The basis for judging the transformation of technological achievements is whether the enterprise has formed products, services, samples, or prototypes from the technological achievements.
Technical experts evaluate the overall situation of the enterprise's research, development, and technological innovation management, combined with the following criteria, to provide a comprehensive score.
(1) Establishment of organizational management systems for research and development, creation of an R&D investment accounting system, and preparation of auxiliary accounts for R&D expenses (≤6 points).
(2) Establishment of internal scientific research and development institutions with corresponding research conditions, and various forms of industry-university-research cooperation with domestic and foreign R&D institutions (≤6 points).
(3) Establishment of organizational implementation and incentive systems for the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, and creation of open innovation and entrepreneurship platforms (≤4 points).
(4) Establishment of training and development systems for scientific and technical personnel, employee skill training, talent introduction, and performance evaluation and reward systems (≤4 points).
Financial experts evaluate the enterprise's growth based on indicators such as net asset growth rate and sales revenue growth rate. For enterprises with less than three years of operation, the actual operating period is used for calculation.
Calculation Method:
Net Asset Growth Rate = 1/2 × (Net Assets at the End of Year 2 ÷ Net Assets at the End of Year 1 + Net Assets at the End of Year 3 ÷ Net Assets at the End of Year 2)
Sales Revenue Growth Rate = 1/2 × (Sales Revenue in Year 2 ÷ Sales Revenue in Year 1 + Sales Revenue in Year 3 ÷ Sales Revenue in Year 2)
Note: Both net assets and sales revenue must increase annually to achieve the maximum score of 20 points.
This certification highlights Beilai Technology's commitment to innovation, intellectual property development, and organizational excellence, solidifying its position as a leader in the high-tech industry.
