Subsidiary's two trademark applications accepted under Class 9 and Class 35

Sattrix Information Security said two trademark applications shared by its wholly owned subsidiary, Sattrix Software Solutions Private Limited, have been Accepted by the Trademarks Registry.

Thu 8 Oct 2026

Class 9 Application No.

7204262 (Device mark) - Accepted

Class 35 Application No.

7204263 - Accepted

Update Entity

Wholly owned subsidiary, Sattrix Software Solutions Private Limited

What was announced

Sattrix Information Security Ltd informed the exchanges that two trademark applications shared by its wholly owned subsidiary, Sattrix Software Solutions Private Limited, have been Accepted by the Trademarks Registry under Class 9 and Class 35 of the Trademarks Act, 1999.

The two applications

• Device mark - Class 9 - Application No. 7204262 - Status: Accepted
• Class 35 - Application No. 7204263 - Status: Accepted

What a trademark is, in simple terms

A trademark is the brand identity of a product or service - a name, logo or other mark that identifies it in the market. The company has reported the status of both applications as Accepted, meaning the Trademarks Registry has accepted them. Both applications were shared by the wholly owned subsidiary, Sattrix Software Solutions Private Limited, which is fully owned by the listed company.

The company's own words

The update states that the acceptance "represents a positive development towards strengthening the intellectual property portfolio and brand protection of the Company and its Wholly Owned Subsidiary."

How to read this update

• It relates to brand protection and intellectual property at the subsidiary level.
• Two applications are covered, one under Class 9 (described as a Device mark) and one under Class 35.
• Both carry the same reported status: Accepted.
• The entity that shared them is a wholly owned subsidiary of the listed company, so developments there are relevant to the listed entity.

The perception it can create

The tone of the disclosure is positive, and the company itself links the acceptance to stronger brand protection for itself and its subsidiary. Updates on intellectual property are generally seen as steps that build the group's brand and legal position over time, and the company has presented it that way here.

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