Recently, Shenzhen IVPS Technology Co., Ltd. (parent company of the globally renowned vaping brand SMOK) has been recognized in the “TOP 100 CHINESE FILERS IN OVERSEAS MARKETS” list, jointly released by the China Trademark Association and FOVEA IP. This achievement highlights its outstanding global trademark strategy, with only three companies in the e-cigarette vaporizer industry making the list. The accolade not only affirms IVPS’s globalization efforts but also underscores its comprehensive capabilities in international intellectual property (IP) protection.  

Expanding Global Presence and Fortifying Intellectual Property Protection

As a leader in the global vaping industry, IVPS has prioritized IP as a cornerstone of its growth strategy. Since its inception, the SMOK brand has driven innovation, expanding its products to over 80 countries and regions, including Europe, the U.S., Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, with cumulative global trademark filings exceeding 2,700. This recognition stems from IVPS’s systematic global trademark registration framework. SMOK has secured core trademarks in key markets worldwide, covering products, services, and technologies, effectively mitigating infringement risks and laying a robust foundation for its global expansion.  

Authoritative Recognition Highlights International Competitiveness

The TOP 100 CHINESE FILERS IN OVERSEAS MARKETS list, co-launched by the China Trademark Association and FOVEA IP, honors Chinese companies excelling in overseas trademark strategies, IP protection, and brand globalization. Evaluations are based on metrics such as overseas trademark registrations, geographic coverage, and legal risk management systems. IVPS earned this distinction through its forward-thinking global strategy and rigorous IP management framework.  

Innovation-Driven Growth: Paving the Way for Chinese Brands Globally

Committed to innovation and legal compliance, IVPS safeguards its global market entry through a comprehensive trademark and patent network. Moving forward, the company plans to deepen collaborations with international regulators and industry organizations to advance the high-quality development of "Made-in-China" products worldwide. Currently, IVPS has established an end-to-end IP management system spanning R&D, production, and sales, alongside a dedicated fund for overseas IP enforcement. The company will further increase investments in global IP protection to strengthen its competitiveness in Europe, the U.S., and emerging markets, setting a benchmark for Chinese enterprises expanding abroad.