Intellectual property rights in Iran, managed as assets.
Iran IPR advises companies on owning, licensing, verifying and defending their intellectual property rights in Iran, so that brands, technology and creative work earn their full value in the market.
Six ways we put your rights to work.
Registration secures a right. What happens next decides its value. Our practice covers the full life of intellectual property rights in Iran after, around and beyond the filing.
IP Rights Strategy
Deciding what to protect, in whose name, and in what order, so rights in Iran follow the business plan.
Explore 02Copyright Protection
Software, publications, artwork, music and digital content: securing authorship and controlling use.
Explore 03Licensing & Franchising
Turning brands, technology and content into revenue through well-built licence and franchise agreements.
Explore 04IP Due Diligence & Audits
Verifying what is owned, what is protected and what is at risk before you invest, buy or license.
Explore 05Technology Transfer
Moving know-how, patents and technical expertise between partners without losing control of them.
Explore 06Domain Names & Online Brand Protection
Securing .ir domains and acting against impersonation, counterfeit listings and misuse of your brand online.
ExploreRights are only as strong as the way they are held.
A brand registered in the wrong name, a licence without quality control, a technology shared before a confidentiality agreement: each is a right that exists on paper but fails in practice.
Intellectual property rights in Iran are increasingly central to how companies compete. Local manufacturers license international brands, technology moves between partners, and Iranian consumers find products through online marketplaces and social media. In each of these settings, the value of a right depends on details that are easy to overlook at the start.
We work on those details. Who owns the right, and whether a distributor, agent or former partner could claim it. How the right is licensed, with what controls over quality, reporting and payment. What a buyer or investor is really acquiring when a business with intellectual property changes hands. How the right is defended when it is copied in a shop, on a marketplace or in a domain name.
Our clients include international rights holders entering the Iranian market, companies already operating there through partners, and Iranian businesses whose own brands, software and technology are ready to be licensed. We advise each of them in clear English, with recommendations that are proportionate to the commercial value at stake.
From first review to lasting control.
Understand
We start with your business in Iran: what you sell, how you sell it and who your partners are. The rights you need follow from that, not the other way round.
Verify
We check what you already hold, in whose name, and what has lapsed or never been secured. Most portfolios contain at least one surprise.
Structure
We put ownership, licences and confidentiality on a sound footing, so that the value created in Iran stays with the right party.
Commercialise
We negotiate and document the licences, franchises and transfers that turn rights into revenue, with controls that protect quality and payment.
Defend
We monitor for misuse offline and online, and act proportionately when rights are infringed.
Intellectual property rights in Iran, answered.
What does IPR mean?
IPR stands for intellectual property rights: the legal rights that protect brands, inventions, designs, creative works, software and confidential know-how. Iran IPR focuses on how those rights are owned, managed, licensed and defended in Iran.
How is Iran IPR different from a trademark or patent filing service?
Filing is one step. Our work starts with what your rights are for: who should own them, how they can earn revenue through licences or franchises, how they are verified in transactions and how they are protected online and against misuse.
Do you work with foreign companies?
Yes. Much of our work is for international rights holders entering or already active in Iran, as well as Iranian companies licensing their own technology and brands.
Can you review our existing rights before we license them?
Yes. A short audit before licensing is one of the most cost-effective steps a rights holder can take. It confirms ownership and status, and it often reveals gaps that are easy to close at that stage.
How do we start?
Write to info [at] iranipr [dot] com with a short description of your rights and your plans in Iran. We will reply with initial observations and a proposed scope.
Begin with a short note.
Describe the rights involved and what you would like to achieve in Iran. Every enquiry is treated confidentially.
info [at] iranipr [dot] com