International patent application Volume leaped to the world's second

ZTE (000063) February 11, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) published the 2010 Global patent Application, 2 Chinese companies to enter the world's top 4 international patent application list.　　Among them, ZTE, with 1863 international patent applications, ranked 2nd in the 23rd place in 2009, while Huawei ranked 4th in 1528 patent applications. According to data published over the years by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) official website, ZTE's annual application and ranking of PCT has spanned 5 consecutive years.　　Since ZTE's first entry into the global TOP100 in 2006, it has moved rapidly from 52, 38, 23, climbed to 2010, the world's 2nd largest. In the rapid rise in the International patent field, ZTE's global competitiveness also rose year-on-year, overseas business growth and the first breakthrough in the "halfway" (the proportion of foreign revenue in total income) 2006, 2007, 2008 ZTE's overseas revenue accounted for 44%, 57.8% and 60% respectively.　　Even after nearly two years of Western peers affected by the financial crisis significantly decline, ZTE continued to achieve steady growth, 2010 year to achieve operating income of 70.33 billion yuan, an increase of 16.69%. Cher-Dachon, executive vice president of ZTE's IPR strategy, said: "The PCT application is an authoritative indicator of an enterprise's innovative competitiveness internationally and an important tool for China's High-tech enterprises to participate in international competition and strive for international market." "With long-term accumulation in the field of intellectual property, ZTE has applied for more than 33,000 patents at home and abroad, becoming one of the major patent holders in the global communications industry."