Owner / Applicant Search
Find every trademark filed by a person or company across Nepal’s Industrial Property Bulletin — useful for competitor and portfolio research.
Searches the published bulletin database. For a formal portfolio report, talk to our team.
Search trademarks by owner or company in Nepal
The Owner / Applicant Search lets you find every trademark filed by a person or company across Nepal’s register. It is one of the fastest ways to research a competitor’s brand portfolio, run due diligence on a business partner, or review the marks your own company already holds — all free and with no account.
What you can learn from an owner search
Searching by owner reveals which brands a business has protected, the NICE classes they cover and how active they are in filing. That paints a clear picture of a competitor’s strategy — the categories they are defending and the gaps they have left open. Combine it with Search by NICE Class to see the wider field.
Competitor research and due diligence
Before you launch a product, partner with a supplier, or acquire a business, an owner search confirms what intellectual property has actually been published in Nepal — and in whose name. It is a simple check that can prevent costly surprises, and a useful complement to a conflict check on any name you plan to use.
Review and protect your own portfolio
Search your own company name to confirm your registrations are on record and to spot classes you have not yet protected. If you find gaps — or marks filed by others that look too close to yours — talk to our team, or explore the full trademark search for more detail.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The Owner / Applicant Search returns every mark filed under a person’s or company’s name from Nepal’s register, so you can see a full brand portfolio in one place — free and without an account.
It shows the marks an owner has filed, along with details such as NICE classes and application numbers drawn from the Industrial Property Bulletins. This reveals which categories a business protects and how actively it files.
Very. Seeing a competitor’s published brands and the classes they cover helps you understand their strategy, avoid clashes, and identify open categories — valuable input before you name or launch a product.
The data is extracted from the Department of Industry’s published Industrial Property Bulletins — 70,000+ trademarks. Very recent filings that have not yet been published may not appear.
Yes. The results indicate the NICE classes associated with each mark, so you can tell whether a competitor has protected a category you are interested in.
Start by searching your own name to confirm what is on record and find unprotected classes. Our team can then help you file for the gaps and monitor the register for conflicting new applications.