The recent Automobiles of Arizona event illustrated the continued strength and stability of the global collector car market as RM Auctions presented its 10th annual auction event in Phoenix.
Held January 16th at the prestigious Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa, it was standing room-only during the single-day event as 122 investment-quality motor cars were presented […]
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RM Auctions Phoenix Results
Once an eBay auction listing ends, you can then analyze your ad’s performance. Let’s assume that you have multiple copies of the same item and you can re-list it over and over again. If you’re happy with your results, you’ll probably want to run the exact same ad.
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How to Measure the Results of Your eBay Auction Ads
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Ocean Tomo Auctions, LLC — the auctions arm of Ocean Tomo, LLC, the leading Intellectual Capital Merchant Banc® firm — today announced the results of its 2008 European Live IP Auction held on 26th June at the NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky. Cumulative sales, including buyer’s premium, totaled $12,674,046 (€8,085,000), with an average sale price per lot of $437,036 (€278,793), producing strong results for buyers and sellers alike, with further transactions anticipated to close in the coming weeks.
For the first time, the auction was also viewed by simulcast throughout Asia at select venues. Several hundred people viewed the auction in closed-circuit locally-hosted events in Singapore, Tokyo, Bangalore, and Seoul.
Successful sellers included large multi-national corporations, venture-backed companies and individual inventors. Twenty-nine of the sixty offered lots were sold on the floor for a 48% transaction success rate, and based on immediate post-auction interest, this rate is expected to exceed 60%.
Active Bidding Leads to Exciting Sales
Lot 7, related to digital media and offered by DataNav, LLC, was sold for $2,414,104 (€1,540,000) making it the highest selling lot at auction. “Ocean Tomo has been successful in providing an alternative and viable option for patent holders to sell their patents to willing investors on a global level,” said DataNav’s CEO Allen Hobbs. DataNav is excited and proud to be a part of such a process.”
For the second time, Mikko Väänänen was successful at auction selling Lot 32 related to messaging technology for $1,681,251 (€1,072,500). Mikko also successfully sold a lot related to wireless file-based multimedia messaging at the Ocean Tomo 2007 London auction. “I am personally exhilarated of having been able to complete this sale,” said Mr. Väänänen. “Ocean Tomo has truly realised a market for inventions, and I know its existence encourages present and future inventors alike.”
The auction, Ocean Tomo’s second in Europe held as a follow-up to London last year, was part of the IP Business Congress co-presented by IAM Magazine. The IPBC event, combining the auction with the CIPO Summit, consisted of two days of high-level, practical discussions led by a world-class faculty of over seventy speakers focusing on understanding the roles and responsibilities of the chief intellectual property officer.
The chart below displays results by lot. All auction results are also listed on Patent Bid/Ask at www.PatentBidAsk.com.
Lot Number Total Sale Amount Lot Number Total Sale Amount
Lot 1 $431,090 (€275,000) Lot 17b $215,545 (€137,500)
Lot 1c $387,981 (€247,500) Lot 17c $163,814 (€104,500)
Lot 2 $112,083 (€71,500) Lot 18 $189,680 (€121,000)
Lot 3 $112,083 (€71,500) Lot 19 $163,814 (€104,500)
Lot 4 $112,083 (€71,500) Lot 19a $86,218 (€55,000)
Lot 4a $163,814 (€104,500) Lot 20a $275,898 (€176,000)
Lot 5 $250,032 (€159,500) Lot 22 $112,083 (€71,500)
Lot 6 $241,410 (€154,000) Lot 23 $431,090 (€275,000)
Lot 7 $2,414,104 (€1,540,000) Lot 27 $517,308 (€330,000)
Lot 9 $215,545 (€137,500) Lot 31 $327,628 (€209,000)
Lot 11 $1,034,616 (€660,000) Lot 32 $1,681,251 (€1,072,500)
Lot 12 $163,814 (€104,500) Lot 34 $43,109 (€27,500)
Lot 15 $112,083 (€71,500) Lot 38 $551,795 (€352,000)
Lot 16 $224,167 (€143,000) Lot 39 $1,207,052 (€770,000)
Lot 16a $732,853 (€467,500)
“We are extremely pleased with the results of our second European auction and our progress towards the development of a European IP transaction marketplace,” said Andrew T. Ramer, President of Ocean Tomo Auctions. “In the past two years, we have witnessed this growth not only in Europe but internationally as we’ve had successful sellers from countries including the Netherlands, France, Germany, UK, Finland, Norway, Belgium, Canada, Jamaica, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Japan, China, New Zealand, Australia and others. We are extremely encouraged by this overwhelming support from the global IP community.”
Approximately 450 professionals gathered to witness yet another outstanding performance by auctioneer Charlie Ross, who appears on the ‘Antiques Roadshow’ and ‘Flog It!’ and David Gooding, President and Founder of Gooding & Company, one of the world’s premier auction houses, which has set numerous world records for sales at auction and by private treaty. “It was good to see the Ocean Tomo Auctions team going from strength to strength in Europe,” said auctioneer Charlie Ross. “I am particularly thrilled to see two lots far exceed one million dollar sales.”
Upcoming Live Auctions
Ocean Tomo is now accepting IP submissions for its next auction to be held in the fall on October 29th-30th in Chicago, IL. To submit IP for consideration or for more information, please call +1.312.377.4851 or visit www.OceanTomoAuctions.com.
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Ocean Tomo Auctions Announces Impressive $12.6M Results
Ritchie Bros have conducted a US$29 million unreserved public auction that was held on June 23 & 24 at the Company’s permanent auction site in Los Angeles, California.
The auction attracted more than 1,900 bidders from around the world including an on-site buyer from Russia who purchased more than US$840,000 of equipment. The US$29 million auction […]
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Ritchie Bros Los Angeles Auction Results
