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    1. INTANGITOPIA SPECIAL REPORT R.I.P. OCEAN TOMO: COMPLETE AUCTION ANALYSIS BY: MARCUS MALEK 2009-06-23
    2. STATUS QUO •  Ocean Tomo sold it’s auction business mid June 2009 for 10 MUSD •  Many believe this to be a sale of ”distressed assets” after disastrous auction in spring 2009. •  Here follows a complete analysis of their 8 completed auctions until fall 2008. © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    3. WHAT IS INTANGITOPIA: ”INTANGITOPIA IS A KNOWLEDGE PLATFORM INITIATED BY AN INTERDISCIPLINARY GROUP OF 5 GRADUATE SCHOLARS. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS IS ON THE USE OF THE LEGAL, FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL ARENAS TO LEVERAGE INTELLECTUAL ASSETS, PROPERTY AND CAPITAL; IN THE LIGHT OF THE EMERGING KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY” © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    4. OCEAN TOMO OVERVIEW •  First auction held spring 2006. •  In total 9 auctions until spring 2009. •  Vast majority of auctioned lots were patents, from individuals and BigCo. •  OT’s auction business is a pioneer. •  Sold in June 09 for 10 MUSD to ICAP. •  OT’s divestiture is a major stir in emerging IP market place. © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    5. PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT •  Give an objective view of OT performance. •  Analyze all sold lots in order to find patterns and trends. •  Statistical overview like this sheds light on whether public auction model is suitable for the IP marketplace. © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    6. METHODOLOGY •  Sales figures for all sold lots until fall 2008 auction have been gathered. •  In addition, metadata and aggregated statistics have been calculated. •  All data is public and from official Ocean Tomo source. © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    7. TAXONOMY AND DISCLAIMER •  All sales prices are in USD •  Only US patents are part of analysis •  Technology clustering is subjective and not always according to OT •  Expected value is given by seller to OT (if there is spann, lowest is used) •  Only patent lots are analyzed •  Post-auction sales are not analyzed © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    8. HI-LEVEL STATISTICAL OVERVIEW © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    9. HI-LEVEL STATISTICAL OVERVIEW •  84,7 MUSD generated at auctions. •  41% of offered lots got sold •  Average lot has 2,11 US Patents and costs 322,281 $ •  90 lots sold by individuals •  75 lots for less than 100,000 USD •  Avg. Gap between expected- and sale price; 336 145 USD or 878% © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    10. SALES OVER TIME / SALE NUMBER © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    11. DIFFERENCE % (EXP - PRICE) OVER TIME © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    12. DIFFERENCE <1000% OVER TIME © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    13. STATISTICS OVER TIME •  Dramatic drop over time for ”gap” between expected and sale price. •  No clear timing for high or low price sales and only slight upward trend. •  First auction posted enormous ”gaps” •  When taking away extrem ”gaps” (>1000%) picture is more homogenous over time. © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    14. PER AUCTION STATISTICS © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    15. PER AUCTION STATISTICS •  No clear trend can be seen •  Spring 2008 (#6) stands out with strongest lot sale % (61,6) and total sales 19,6 MUSD. •  Summer 2007 (#4) has highest avg. lot price, 650 kUSD, lowest gaps (49%), but lowest lot sales (22%) •  1st auction: avg. 0,55 MUSD gaps © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    16. TOP TEN SALES © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    17. TOP TEN SALES •  Top lot, 6,6 MUSD, was 34 patents, yielding only 0,2 MUSD per patent •  Top Single patent; 4.9 MUSD •  No clear trend among technologies other than all being electronics / ICT •  Top ten has 5 single patent lots •  No blue chip company in top ten, but two individual sellers. © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    18. KEY TAKEOUTS •  No clear trends and great variance in all metrics •  Gaps between expected and sale price are much higher than expected. •  Only 16 lots sold above 1 MUSD •  No blue chip companies in top ten •  Only ICT / electronics in top ten © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    19. IMPLICATIONS FOR IP MARKETPLACE •  Auctions come with much uncertainty •  Good platform for indivudual inventors and small clusters, under 0,5 MUSD. •  Auctions do not seem to be the model for blue chip or larger hi-value transactions •  Seller price expections are too far from sale price for sustainability, © INTANGITOPIA.COM 
    20. THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST! This report was compiled by: Marcus Malek For questions or comments: marcus[dot]malek[at]gmail[dot]com Please visit INTANGITOPIA.COM™ for more insights and thoughts on IP and innovation related issues. © INTANGITOPIA.COM 

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