Technology development
Technology from Yuhao Chemical sticks to the following criterion:
─ Technically and commercially viable
─ Sustainable competitive advantages
─ Strong potential for delivering superior, 'venture class' financial returns
─ Opportunities for significant revenue and margin growth
─ Areas to create value through incremental operational improvements
─ Defensible market positions
We provide full service for technology transfer including licensing, commercialization, and valuation of novel technology. The services include:
Technology acquisition:
We provide a global search locating and assessing technology, knowledge, know-how, vendors, guided by criteria reflecting the problems and objectives of the customers. Solutions often involve integrating several technologies to gain maximum commercial potential.
Transfer service:
Olinax provide full technology transfer service including law, regulation, protection, contract service.
Technology valuation:
For the technology providing clients involving companies, universities, non-profit organizations, and other research institutions we provide the assessments of new technology. The valuation will follow the Technology Valuation System.
The main task of Yuhao Chemcail is to help small and mid-size industries to develop new products & processes based on the nearest technologies in their fields. Yuhao Chemcail owns an experienced technical team with a track record of success doing technical development and consultants with the most updated market information. Based on the industrial assessment, we will identify the most suitable innovative technology for you and insure that they can be successfully commercialized into innovative products that will enable your company to grow market share, meet customer needs, and enhance profit. Yuhao Chemcail always believe that innovative technology creates the leader of the market.
In 2006 Yuhao Chemcail introduced new police to support start-up creation. Launching a start-up company based on a novel technology from research institutes is always a long and difficult way. New policy will file novel technologies when they are deemed promising from a marketing point of view, and to extend them to a new business only when a market opportunity really appears.
