INVENTA INTERNATIONAL, S.A.
Address: Av. 25 de Setembro, 1821 Maputo - Mozambique
City of Mozambique

Phone number:
+258 21 420 346
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Area of Activity: Intellectual Property
Number of employees: 51-200


About us Inventa International is an Intellectual Property firm, specializing in the protection and internationalization of trademarks, patents, industrial designs, copyright and domains. Through a network of local offices, including several locations in Africa, and an extensive network of associates, we are committed to delivering a global coverage with local experience. With over 45 years of experience in Intellectual Property, Inventa International has served thousands of clients, from small entrepreneurs and startups, to multinationals holding large trademark and patent portfolios, as well as universities and other entities dealing with R&D on a daily basis. Furthermore, our experience allows us to understand the caveats of the different industries, since we maintain relationships with clients from different sectors, including food and beverages, communications & IT, pharmaceutical, manufacturers, oil & gas, financial institutions, business services companies, and more. Inventa International recognizes that in this day and age, information management and the internet have taken over many aspects of business. To accompany the changing needs of our clients, over the last few years we have increased our activity in the area of technological infrastructures and information systems. In this way, Inventa International seeks to respond to the different demands of both the markets and its clients. African Countries present some of the greater challenges when it comes to protecting Intellectual Property. As such, local presence is paramount to attain a high standard of quality, similar to what can be practiced in other regions. Our local presence in Africa allows us to deal with the challenges presented to us, whether it’s red tape, instability, cultural differences or language barriers. The key to our success in Africa has been the training of local technical staff and their demonstrated enthusiasm for Intellectual Property.