Trademarkora Research / Global Trademark Signals

A data publication on where trademark protection is moving, what broad classes reveal, and where the evidence stops.

Issue 01WIPO · 2020–2024Evidence first · No email gate
Featured report · Issue 01

China’s Trademark Map Is Spreading Beyond the U.S.

Five years of WIPO data across selected offices show a less U.S.-concentrated pattern, with growth and category gains appearing across a wider set of filing destinations.Read Issue 01
The U.S. share of 15 selected offices falls from 53.6% in 2020 to 43.8% in 2024. Excluding the UK, it falls from 56.6% to 49.0%.U.S. share of selected overseas filing officesWIPO · 2020–2024
53.6% → 43.8%U.S. share of the selected-office panel, 2020–2024. Down 9.8 percentage points.
+157.4%Mexico reported class counts, 3,744 in 2020 → 9,637 in 2024
15/15Offices where Class 3 gained share, 2021 → 2024

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01GlobalIssue 01 · cross-office and cross-class signals with an explicit denominator.Open Issue 01 →
02United StatesU.S. destination share plus the separate record-level evidence layer.U.S. signal →Data Lab →
03Emerging destinationsMexico, Australia and Viet Nam growth from different starting points.Open Data Note 02 →

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Global Trademark Signals is the interpretation layer: WIPO, China applicant origin, selected offices, 2020–2024. The Data Lab is a different U.S. record-level R2 snapshot: seven Nice classes, September 2025–August 2026.

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