ABU-GHAZALEH INTELLETCTUAL PROPERTY AGENT (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD. Listed Among Top Agencies in 2026 MOZLEN Ranking

London, May 2, 2026 - The highly anticipated 2026 MOZLEN Ranking (International Edition) of Chinese trademark agencies for foreign-related matters was officially released in London on May 2, 2026. The ranking simultaneously announced the list of selected agencies, promoting outstanding Chinese firms in the field of foreign-related trademark services to global enterprises.

The MOZLEN Ranking (International Edition) is compiled based on multiple dimensions, including trademark big data and comprehensive institutional influence. It serves as one of the important evaluation systems for professional Chinese agencies handling foreign-related trademark matters. The ranking aims to objectively and comprehensively showcase the overall capabilities and service levels of such agencies, providing an authoritative reference for international businesses and IP professionals.

In this year’s ranking, the Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) China Company, leveraging its outstanding professional strength, was listed alongside other leading institutions, including the CCPIT Patent and Trademark Law Office, Wanhuida Intellectual Property, and Bird & Bird Law Firm, securing a top position. This fully demonstrates AGIP’s exceptional performance in the field of IP professional services.

As an integral part of AGIP’s global expansion strategy, AGIP’s China Company has extended its service coverage across the Greater China region, playing a significant role in facilitating communication and cooperation between IP owners in Greater China and the international IP community over the years. Being selected among the top ranks of the MOZLEN Ranking is not only a high-level international recognition of its professional capabilities but also reflects the continuous improvement of the overall service capacity of Chinese agencies in foreign-related trademark matters.

Following the release of the ranking, a number of international companies and IP organizations have expressed their continued interest in the development of China’s foreign-related trademark agencies and look forward to expanding cooperation with the listed firms.