Indonesia Trademark Renewal Completed in Only 2 Days: POCKIT Successfully Renewed Until 2036

Written by Gilbert I. Kangdra, BBA. | Published 

May 7, 2026

Many businesses assume trademark renewals are routine.

They are not.

A delayed filing, incomplete documents, or administrative issues can create unnecessary risk—especially for foreign companies managing multiple international trademarks.

That is why speed, accuracy, and local execution matter.

We are pleased to share another successful result: our firm completed the Indonesian trademark renewal of “POCKIT” in only 2 days, securing protection for the next 10 years.

The Case

The trademark involved was POCKIT, a well-known child products brand owned by a famous Chinese company.

The mark is registered in Indonesia under:

  • Trademark: POCKIT
  • Class: 12
  • Country: Indonesia

Our team successfully processed the renewal in only 2 days, ensuring uninterrupted trademark protection.

Why Trademark Renewal Matters

Too many companies focus on filing trademarks… then forget maintenance.

That can be expensive.

If a trademark expires, businesses may face:

  • Loss of exclusive rights
  • Risk of third-party filings
  • Rebranding costs
  • Distribution issues
  • Customs enforcement limitations
  • Market entry delays

For international companies operating in Southeast Asia, proactive portfolio management is just as important as initial registration.

Why Indonesia Is a Key Market

Indonesia is one of the largest consumer markets in Southeast Asia, making it an important jurisdiction for brands in:

  • Baby products
  • Consumer goods
  • E-commerce
  • Manufacturing
  • Lifestyle brands
  • Cross-border retail

For overseas businesses, maintaining Indonesian trademark rights is essential for long-term market security.

How We Helped

Our role was simple:

Fast execution. Zero disruption. Full continuity of rights.

We handled the renewal efficiently so the client could stay focused on business operations while their Indonesian IP rights remained protected.

The Practical Lesson

Many companies spend heavily to build a brand.

Then lose protection over an avoidable renewal deadline.

Don’t let administrative delay become a legal problem.

A trademark portfolio should be managed strategically—with filings, renewals, monitoring, and enforcement working together.

Need Help With Indonesian Trademark Renewals?

We assist local and international companies with:

  • Trademark filings in Indonesia
  • Renewals
  • Opposition matters
  • Cancellations
  • Portfolio management
  • ASEAN regional strategy

If your Indonesian trademark is approaching expiry, now is the best time to act.

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