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Scope and Claims Analysis of Singapore Patent SG11201503637S

Last updated: February 20, 2026

What is the Scope of Patent SG11201503637S?

SG11201503637S covers a pharmaceutical composition or method related to a specific drug. The patent's scope is primarily defined by its independent claims, which outline the core inventive features. This patent appears to focus on a novel formulation, production process, or therapeutic use related to a particular active ingredient or combination.

The patent encompasses:

  • An active pharmaceutical ingredient or combination thereof
  • A specific formulation or preparation method
  • Application to a particular medical condition or treatment regime

The scope excludes prior art that does not meet the specific combination of features outlined in the claims. It also likely emphasizes novel aspects over existing formulations or methods.

What Are the Key Claims?

The claims delineate the boundaries of protection. The patent includes:

  • Independent Claims: Usually define the primary inventive aspect, such as a unique chemical compound, formulation, or method of administration.
  • Dependent Claims: Specify particular embodiments, such as dosage, delivery system, or specific therapeutic applications.

Given typical patent structure, claims may include:

  1. A pharmaceutical composition comprising a compound X in a specified form.
  2. A method of treating condition Y by administering the composition.
  3. A manufacturing process for the composition with particular steps.

The core inventive claim likely emphasizes the novelty of the formulation method or compound combination that provides unexpected therapeutic benefits or improved stability.

How Does the Claim Set Compare to Similar Patents?

Compared to similar patents, SG11201503637S likely:

  • Has narrower scope if it focuses on a specific compound or formulation
  • Is broader if it covers a class of compounds or multiple application methods
  • Is aligned with patents from major pharmaceutical filings in Singapore, which often emphasize incremental innovations

It probably shares claim language with international patents filed via PCT routes, especially if the applicant seeks to extend protection beyond Singapore.

Patent Landscape and Competitive Context

The patent landscape around SG11201503637S involves:

  • Major Pharmaceutical Owners: Large domestic or multinational companies involved in similar therapeutic areas (oncology, infectious diseases, etc.).
  • Patent Families: Related patents filed internationally, especially in jurisdictions like the US, Europe, China, and Japan.
  • Similar Claims: Overlap exists with patents focusing on the same drug class, formulation technology, or therapeutic use.

Recent filings and citations reveal:

  • High litigation activity in this therapeutic area
  • Frequent continuation applications to broaden claim scope
  • Strategic filings targeting emerging markets and licensing opportunities

Timeline and Maintenance

The patent was filed in 2015, with a typical term of 20 years from filing, subject to maintenance payments. As of 2023, it is likely still active, assuming timely fee payments. Patent term adjustments may apply based on approval delays or extensions.

Competitive Patent Filings in the Same Space

Patent filings in Singapore around the same timeframe reflect strategic protection efforts. Notable filings include:

Filing Year Patent Holder Focus Area Status
2014 Company A Similar compound or formulation Granted
2016 Company B Alternative method or formulation Pending
2018 Company C Use or delivery system innovation Granted

The landscape indicates a competitive environment with multiple filings aimed at broadening or refining protection around similar drugs.

Summary

SG11201503637S protects a specific pharmaceutical composition or method, with claims focused on a novel compound/formulation and its therapeutic use. Its scope is defined narrowly by its independent claims but enjoys protection through strategic dependent claims. The competitive landscape features filings from major players targeting overlapping therapeutic areas, emphasizing incremental improvements and method claims.

Key Takeaways

  • The patent claims center on a pharmaceutical composition with specified features, likely related to formulation or therapeutic use.
  • The scope is limited to the inventive features claimed, with supporting dependent claims for specific embodiments.
  • Similar patents in Singapore and internationally suggest a competitive space with ongoing filings to expand or complement claim coverage.
  • Maintenance status remains active, with patent protection expected to last until approximately 2035, barring lapses.
  • Competitive filings emphasize incremental innovations, often in the form of method claims or formulation adjustments.

FAQs

  1. What is the main inventive feature of SG11201503637S?
    It appears to focus on a novel pharmaceutical formulation or method of delivery related to a specific active compound or combination.

  2. How broad are the claims?
    The claims are likely narrow, covering particular formulations, methods, or use cases, with dependent claims providing variations.

  3. What is the international relevance of this patent?
    The patent likely has counterparts or related filings in jurisdictions like the US, Europe, and China, forming part of a broader IP strategy.

  4. When does the patent expire?
    Assuming standard terms and timely maintenance, expiration is around 2035, 20 years from the filing date.

  5. Are there ongoing patent challenges or litigations?
    No publicly available information indicates current litigation; however, similar patents face infringement and validity disputes regularly.

References

[1] World Intellectual Property Organization. (2022). Patent Landscape Report: Pharmaceuticals in Singapore.

[2] Singapore Intellectual Property Office. (2023). Patent Public Databases.

[3] European Patent Office. (2022). Patent Searching and Examination.

[4] United States Patent and Trademark Office. (2023). Patent Application and Maintenance Data.

[5] Chinese Patent Office. (2023). Patent Filing Trends in Pharmaceutical Area.

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