The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Singapore Office is pleased to support the launch of the Intangibles Disclosure Framework (IDF) report by Nanofilm Technologies International Limited, the first company to participate in the Foundational Intangibles Disclosure (FIND) program.
The FIND program is a joint initiative between WIPO, Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS), Singapore Exchange (SGX) and the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), designed to help companies better identify, manage, and communicate the value of their intangible assets (IA). These intangible assets such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, designs, and proprietary know-how are increasingly central to business competitiveness and investor confidence.
Nanofilm’s IDF report showcases how companies can disclose their intangible assets in a structured, strategic, and investor-relevant manner. It demonstrates how IP and other intangibles can be operationalized and communicated as part of a company’s broader innovation and growth strategy.
WIPO in collaboration with SET, is currently working with a listed food & beverage company from Thailand on its IDF report which is expected to launch in Q1 of 2026. These efforts aim to build a diverse portfolio of case studies across jurisdictions, promoting best practices in IA disclosure and fostering greater transparency in capital markets.
The FIND program supports WIPO’s broader mission to empower enterprises to leverage intellectual property for sustainable growth. It also complements Singapore’s national IP strategy and WIPO’s work in advancing intellectual property commercialization and intangible assets reporting.
WIPO looks forward to deepening its collaboration with SET, IPOS, and other partners to build a more inclusive and innovation-driven global economy.
For more information on the FIND program and the IDF framework, visit IPOS’s official page.