<Study Group on Effective Disclosure and Governance of Intellectual Property Investment and Utilization Strategies (24th Meeting)>
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Article type: Reports and activities
Category: Patents
Topics: Motivation and teaching away, IP management
First published on this website: 2026-11-01
Display and classification checked: November 2, 2026
Originally published on Ameblo: 2025-12-11 (Japan time). Full English translation.
<Study Group on Effective Disclosure and Governance of Intellectual Property Investment and Utilization Strategies (24th Meeting)>
Material 3 (Cabinet Office, Intellectual Property Strategy Promotion Secretariat)
Presents a shift in thinking from treating research and development as an expense to treating it as asset formation, visualization of investment productivity, realization of a virtuous cycle through constructive dialogue with investors, dissemination of the GGL and promotion of an awards program, and development of the Innovation Box tax regime.
Material 4 (Association for the Promotion of Intellectual Property and Intangible Asset Governance)
Sets out the purpose, organization, and selection process of a private-sector-led awards program, aiming to recognize and disseminate throughout society initiatives that link intellectual property and intangible-asset strategies to corporate value.
Material 5 (Intellectual Property and Intangible Asset Governance Association)
Disclosure by the top 990 companies listed on the Prime Market is improving, but challenges remain among companies making no disclosure and in non-manufacturing industries. Companies should seek to enhance corporate value through active disclosure informed by good examples.
Material 6 (Japan Patent Office)
In response to revisions to the CGC, presents a framework for advancing management through better-quality disclosure of intellectual property and intangible assets and constructive dialogue with investors. Sets out implementation-support procedures, including dispatching expert teams and developing value-creation stories.
Material 7 (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)
Provides for a deduction of 30% of eligible income relating to patent rights and copyrighted AI-related programs, and explains operational advance-confirmation and certification procedures.
Material 8 (Committee Member Toshihiko Mori)
Proposes using the introduction of enterprise-value security interests as an opportunity to spread the GGL among the financial sector and small and medium-sized enterprises, and to use its logo. The aim is to strengthen value-creation capabilities by embedding the idea that research and development and similar activities should be treated as assets rather than expenses, and by extending that thinking throughout the supply chain.
Material 9 (Committee Member Araki)
Emphasizes the foundations and value-conversion mechanisms for generating business results from intellectual property. Taking into account facilitating factors such as leadership by top management and use of IPL, as well as impediments such as personnel constraints, this position regards maintaining and strengthening the structure while working alongside those on the ground as the most important task.
(*Material 1, “Agenda,” and Material 2, “List of Committee Members,” are omitted because they contain only the agenda and the list of members.)
Translator’s notes (editorial)
The source gives different organization names for Materials 4 and 5; both are translated as supplied rather than harmonized. The parenthetical omission of Materials 1 and 2 is the original author's statement, retained in full; no article material has been omitted by the translator.
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