T-Hub has launched the T-Bridge programme to facilitate international market access for start-ups. To attract global investors and foster collaborations, a country-specific approach is being implemented.
For France, T-Hub is leveraging partnerships with the Consulate General of France and France’s trade office to position itself as an innovation partner, with programmes planned around the India-France Year of Innovation in 2026. For the UK, collaborations with UKRI [UK Research and Innovation] and Innovate UK in clean energy and net-zero sectors are benefiting start-ups.
For Japan, partnerships with the Japan International Cooperation Agency and companies like Panasonic and Suzuki are advancing innovation in EV [electric vehicle], agritech and supply-chain solutions. Collaboration with Israel is focused on defence and security.
Additionally, T-Hub is in discussions with Australia, Sweden and West Asia to expand its global footprint, with Swedish firms like Epiroc and Hexagon already establishing innovation centres at T-Hub.
