Document background
The Intercompany Trademark License Agreement is essential for multinational corporate groups operating in or through Hong Kong who need to establish clear legal frameworks for trademark usage within their organization. This document is typically used when a group company owns valuable trademark rights and needs to license them to other entities within the same corporate group, ensuring proper trademark protection while facilitating business operations. The agreement incorporates Hong Kong trademark law requirements, including provisions for quality control, trademark maintenance, and license recordal where necessary. It addresses specific intercompany considerations such as transfer pricing implications, group-wide brand protection strategies, and corporate governance requirements. The document is particularly important in the context of Hong Kong's role as a major business hub, where many multinational companies structure their intellectual property holdings and licensing arrangements.
