Introduction

Understanding the trends and changes in applicant and registration numbers is crucial for assessing the demand and interest in a particular context. This article examines the historical data of Malaysian and foreign applicants and registrations, shedding light on significant shifts in demand and providing insights for future predictions. Read on to discover the patterns and potential developments in the coming years.

Malaysian Applicants: Steady Growth and a Peak in 2019

Over the years, the number of Malaysian applicants has seen a steady increase. Starting at 6,303 in 2000, it reached its peak at 22,485 in 2019, signifying a substantial growth rate of approximately 257%. This upward trend suggests a rising interest among Malaysian individuals in the subject matter being considered.

Malaysian Registrations: Following the Applicant Trends

The number of successful registrations for Malaysian applicants generally mirrored the patterns observed in the number of applicants. Although the registration figures were lower, the trend remained consistent. The highest number of registrations occurred in 2011, with 10,201 successful registrations. This represented a growth rate of about 62% compared to the starting point in 2000.

Foreign Applicants: Fluctuating Numbers with a Peak in 2022

The number of foreign applicants demonstrated more fluctuation over the years. However, it reached its peak in 2022, with a remarkable figure of 31,905. This marked a significant growth rate of about 407% compared to the initial number recorded in 2000. The rise in foreign applicants suggests an increasing international interest in the subject matter.

Foreign Registrations: Fluctuations Reflecting Foreign Applicants

Similar to the foreign applicants, the number of successful registrations for foreign individuals displayed fluctuations. The highest number of foreign registrations was observed in 2022, with 26,617 successful registrations. This indicated a growth rate of approximately 194% compared to the figures from 2000.

Total Applications: Substantial Increase over the Years

Combining both Malaysian and foreign applicants, the total number of applications showed a substantial increase from 18,803 in 2000 to a peak of 50,497 in 2022. This represented an overall growth rate of approximately 169%. The rising trend in total applications suggests a growing interest in the subject matter among both Malaysians and foreigners.

Total Registrations: Reflecting Total Application Trends

Similarly, the total number of registrations, which encompassed both Malaysians and foreigners, followed a pattern similar to that of total applications, albeit with slightly lower figures. The highest number of total registrations occurred in 2022, with 43,399 successful registrations. This marked a growth rate of about 131% compared to the starting point in 2000.

Summary and Prediction: Future Outlook

Based on the recent trends and observations, it is reasonable to make some predictions for the future. While the actual numbers will depend on various factors, the following assumptions provide a conservative estimate for the next five years:

Malaysian Applicants: Assuming the recent trend of declining or stabilizing numbers continues, we might expect a similar trend in the next five years. Let’s assume a conservative estimate of a 5% decline in Malaysian applicants each year.

Foreign Applicants: Assuming the trend of increasing numbers continues, a moderate growth in the number of foreign applicants over the next five years can be expected. Let’s assume a conservative estimate of a 5% increase in foreign applicants each year.

Conclusion Analyzing the historical data of Malaysian and foreign applicants and registrations provides valuable insights into the changes and trends in demand and interest. The observed growth rates and fluctuations suggest evolving dynamics in the subject matter.

Source: MyIPO

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