T-Hub, a tech incubator, has invited applications for the second edition of its India Market Access Bridge (IMAB) programme. The nine-month programme provides international start-ups business opportunities, market understanding and access to clients in India. Besides helping them scale up their operations, IMAB supports founders of international start-ups to work on their India strategy.

“We give them an opportunity to grow and navigate through the high potential Indian market. We will enable them with unique possibilities to establish and accelerate their growth in one of the largest global economies, through our collaboration with investors and corporate,” Jay Krishnan, Chief Executive Officer of T-Hub, said.

“There is no equity obligations for start-ups as is the case with all T-Hub programmes. We will provide access to corporate partners, industry leaders, investors, government engagement, demo days, media activities, and networking events. We offer Indian business culture familiarisation for a soft landing in the market,” he said.

However, not all international start-ups are eligible for this programme. “Their product should be market ready and must be making money in their respective home market or elsewhere. They should have a proven distribution model in their home or other markets,” he said. At least one of the founders needs to be present in India during the programme.

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