100 million including Treasury shares are authorized and 80 million of them are outstanding.
There will be NO DILUTION UNTIL THE IPO.
IPSE was first incorporated on December 22nd, 2014 in the state of Delaware, United States.
- Patents and Licensed Intellectual Property
IPSE holds an exclusive license from Marc René Deschenaux over a suite of patented and/or patent-pending processes and technologies related to direct securitization of intellectual property. This license grants IPSE sole rights to deploy and commercialize these inventions—including methodologies for creating and managing Intellectual Property Securities (IPS)—for a period of 10 years. This patent-backed exclusivity further solidifies IPSE’s first-mover advantage and strengthens the defensibility of its business model at the moment of the IPO.
- A Unique and Defensible Business Model Creating a New Asset Class
IPSE is not simply another financial services company—it is the architect of an entirely new asset class: Intellectual Property Securities (IPS), including Intellectual Property Ownership Shares (IPOS). By enabling direct securitization of patents, copyrights, trademarks, films, music, and other intellectual property without the need for an intermediary entity or trust, IPSE eliminates structural inefficiencies inherent in traditional asset-backed models.
This first-mover position in a blue-ocean market creates substantial barriers to entry, enhancing defensibility and long-term value capture.
- Massive Total Addressable Market with Untapped Supply
The global intellectual property market is measured in trillions of dollars in underlying asset value, yet the vast majority of IP remains illiquid and undervalued because there has been no efficient capital markets mechanism for fractional ownership and trading.
IPSE’s platform converts these dormant assets into investable securities, opening a market with virtually unlimited pipeline potential—far larger in scope than any single traditional asset class launch in recent decades.
- Network Effects and Scalability
Each new intellectual property securitization creates secondary and tertiary opportunities: trading liquidity, derivatives, ratings, index products, and cross-asset portfolio construction. This generates a compounding growth flywheel—once critical mass is reached, IPSE becomes the de facto exchange and structuring authority for IP securities globally.
Because the infrastructure is largely digital and regulatory licensing is scalable across jurisdictions, marginal costs per additional deal decline sharply while revenue per deal remains high.
- Regulatory Moat and First-Mover Compliance
IPSE has invested heavily in compliance infrastructure, including SEC-ready frameworks for public offerings (S-1) and private placements (Reg D, Reg A+, Rule 144A). Competitors will face years of legal, regulatory, and market education hurdles before achieving comparable readiness.
This advantage is especially critical given that IPSE’s offerings are positioned to be accepted not just by investors, but by underwriters, exchanges, and regulators—a prerequisite for mainstream adoption.
- High-Margin, High-Multiple Revenue Streams
Unlike many asset originators, IPSE monetizes both at the point of securitization (structuring fees, underwriting spreads) and on an ongoing basis (market making, licensing, data sales, and secondary transaction fees).
Because intellectual property has no physical maintenance costs and the securitization process is IPSE’s core expertise, gross margins are expected to be far higher than in comparable capital markets verticals. This naturally supports premium IPO valuation multiples.
- Comparable Market Disruptions Have Produced Far Higher Multiples
Historical precedents—such as the securitization of mortgages, commodities ETFs, and music royalties—show that first entrants with a defensible model have achieved market capitalizations far exceeding their initial funding, often multiples higher than 10×.
Given IPSE’s pipeline of assets, global scalability, and branding as the category creator, management considers a 10× uplift at IPO conservative relative to peer history.
- Early Strategic Partnerships and Pipeline Visibility
Management already has visibility into a multi-year pipeline of securitization candidates across media, technology, and renewable energy (including carbon credits). These early commitments will allow IPSE to present strong revenue and growth projections at IPO, driving investor enthusiasm and supporting a high valuation at listing.
- Conclusion
The combination of first-mover advantage, a vast untapped market, recurring high-margin revenue streams, and regulatory readiness uniquely positions IPSE to deliver IPO investors exponential returns. Management believes that, based on precedent, market demand, and current execution trajectory, achieving at least a 10× return is not only realistic but likely to be exceeded.