Overall rank by patents
#20,205
Across all tracked assignees
USPTO 2015–2025 USPTO PatentsView Foreign Corporation
Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr)
USPTO PatentsView assignee record - 14 granted patents across 14 technology areas, active 2020–2025. Filing-trend and competitive-moat analysis cross-referenced to USPTO Patent Public Search. Primary class: A61K (PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL OR TOILETRY PURPOSES).
14
Total patents granted
14
CPC technology areas
16.4
Avg claims per patent
-
5-year filing velocity
The verdict
Ontario holds 14 US patents across 14 technology areas, rank #20,205 of 50,000 tracked assignees.
- #20,205
- of 50,000 US assignees by volume
- Top 19%
- by Innovation Score (47.4/100)
- 16.4
- avg claims per patent
Portfolio overview
Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) has been granted 14 US utility patents between 2020 and 2025, placing Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) at rank #20,205 across all assignees tracked by PlainPatent. This portfolio spans 14 distinct Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC) subclasses, averaging 16.4 claims per patent with primary concentration in A61K (PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL OR TOILETRY PURPOSES). As a Foreign Corporation, Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) is one of the more focused assignees in the PatentsView dataset. The composite Innovation Score of 47.4/100 blends portfolio volume, filing velocity, technology breadth, and claim depth into a single comparable measure drawn directly from USPTO PatentsView records.
Filing cadence tells the strategic story. Historical data spans 2020 through 2025, with 14 total grants over that period. Velocity comparisons require five years of historical filings to calibrate. The Foreign Corporation classification further shapes interpretation, since corporate, government, and individual filers pursue patents for materially different reasons.
Claim depth and technology breadth together indicate competitive posture. Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr)'s 16.4 average claims per patent sits within the typical range for solid legal coverage without excessive prosecution cost, while concentration in 14 subclasses points to a focused technical program. Combined with portfolio volume, these signals let analysts, investors, and licensing professionals benchmark Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) against peers pursuing similar technology classes.
How does Ontario compare?
Granted US patents 2015–2025 versus the largest corporate holders, this company marked ◀
- Samsung
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
106,890 patents
- International Bus…
International Business Machines Corporation
72,926 patents
- Canon 34,378
Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
34,378 patents
- LG 32,607
LG ELECTRONICS INC.
32,607 patents
- Taiwan Semiconduc… 31,041
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD.
31,041 patents
- Apple 30,560
Apple Inc.
30,560 patents
- Qualcomm Incorpor… 30,354
QUALCOMM Incorporated
30,354 patents
- Intel 27,498
Intel Corporation
27,498 patents
- Ontario Institute… ◀ 14
Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR)
14 patents
What this shows Ontario holds 14 patents, placing it at rank #20,205 overall, well behind the volume leaders but ahead of the tens of thousands of smaller assignees in the dataset.
Ontario's Innovation Score vs. every tracked assignee
Composite of portfolio volume, filing velocity, technology breadth, and claim depth (0–100)
47 Top 19% higher than 81% of 50,000 US assignees
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Source USPTO PatentsView, PlainPatent Innovation Score · 2015–2025
USPTO utility patent grants by year · 2020–2025
Grants by year
Teal-shaded recent years (2020–present) versus the 2020–2019 baseline. Full figures in the table below.
View data table
| Year | Patents Granted | Share of Period |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 2 | 14.3% |
| 2021 | 2 | 14.3% |
| 2022 | 6 | 42.9% |
| 2023 | 3 | 21.4% |
| 2025 | 1 | 7.1% |
Which technologies does Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) patent most?
Top 14 of 14 technology areas
Patent Moat Analysis
Portfolio Volume Light
Tech Breadth Focused
Claim Depth Standard
Frequently Asked Questions
How many patents does Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) hold?
Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) holds 14 US granted patents filed between 2020 and 2025, spanning 14 technology areas.
What is Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr)'s Innovation Score?
Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) has an Innovation Score of 47.4 out of 100. This composite metric weighs portfolio volume (40%), filing velocity (20%), technology breadth (25%), and claim depth (15%).
What technology areas does Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) focus on?
Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr)'s top technology area is A61K (PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL OR TOILETRY PURPOSES) with 9 patents. The company has filed patents in 14 CPC subclasses total.
Is Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr)'s patent filing rate increasing or decreasing?
Insufficient historical data is available to calculate a velocity trend for Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr).
What does claim depth mean for Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr)'s patents?
Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr)'s patents average 16.4 claims each. This falls within the standard range, providing solid legal coverage.
How is the Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) patent data sourced?
All patent data comes from USPTO PatentsView, a public research dataset maintained by the United States Patent and Trademark Office covering US granted utility patents from 2015 to 2025.
Guides to patent portfolio analysis
How to use this portfolio
Ontario's 14 grants land it in the top 19% by Innovation Score, but volume alone doesn't tell you where the strength sits.
- Read that count against the largest US assignees before treating it as dominance - Ontario ranks #20,205 of 50,000. Top 50 holders
- Most of this portfolio concentrates in A61K - see who else leads that technology area. A61K leaders
- Check what the four-part Innovation Score actually rewards before comparing it to another company. How the score works
Patent counts and the Innovation Score measure patenting activity, not commercial success or the legal strength of any patent. Many patents are filed defensively. Verify the status of an individual patent against official USPTO records.
Explore the patent dataset
A61K technology
Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr)'s primary CPC class, all holders and yearly trends
Top 50 patent holders
See where Ontario Institute For Cancer Research (oicr) ranks among the largest US patent assignees
All technology classes
Browse every CPC technology area by patent activity
How the score works
The four dimensions behind the Innovation Score
Related
Data sourced from USPTO PatentsView - official U.S. government patent data. See our methodology for computation details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainPatent Editorial
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Data sources used on this page
- USPTO PatentsView - the disambiguated bulk patent-grant, assignee, and CPC data this page's figures are derived from. patentsview.org
- Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC) - the joint USPTO/EPO classification scheme used to group patents by technology area. cooperativepatentclassification.org
- USPTO Patent Public Search - the official interface to verify the status of any individual patent. ppubs.uspto.gov
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