Intellectual property
HAVVA's intellectual-property record begins with practical farm problems: how a growing tower is assembled, how fluid reaches its planting areas and how the system can be maintained. Two Malaysian patents have now been granted around that work.
Granted patents
These records separate protected engineering from broad claims about innovation. Each patent is identified by its official Malaysian grant number, filing record and grant date.
Malaysian patent · Granted
MY-210474-A
A stackable vertical grower unit with a continuous conduit and perforated weep holes designed to direct fluid into each planting area.
The granted claims cover a modular unit that can be stacked into a tower configuration. The specification addresses practical concerns including fluid distribution, external leakage, cleaning and repeatable assembly.
Owned by HAVVA Agrotech Sdn. Bhd.
MyIPO Patent Journal, Batch 24/2025
Malaysian patent · Granted
MY-201499-A
A passive fluid distributor with raised ridges and guided channels that distribute and direct fluid into a vertical planting tower.
The granted claims cover fluid-flow guides formed between raised ridges, together with supporting embodiments. The specification describes a gravity-led approach intended to promote directed flow while reducing reliance on small drain holes that can require unclogging.
Invented and owned by Loo Ping Look, HAVVA's Chief Executive Officer.
Verification source: MyIPO grant and bibliographic records held by HAVVA.
What the record demonstrates
The inventions address specific system questions around stacking, fluid direction, leakage, cleaning and repeatable assembly.
HAVVA treats protected components as part of a wider farm: layout, water management, crops, infrastructure and operator routines must still work together.
Grant numbers and dates are published here so partners can verify the record. Patent scope is defined by the granted claims, not by marketing language.
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