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T-Hub launches 'Trestle' programme
T-Hub, an incubator set up by Telangana, on Tuesday announced the launch of ‘Trestle’, a programme that provides growth-stage startups with opportunities to assess product fitment and readiness to new markets across the globe.
Hyderabad: T-Hub, an incubator set up by Telangana, on Tuesday announced the launch of 'Trestle', a programme that provides growth-stage startups with opportunities to assess product fitment and readiness to new markets across the globe.
The programme is designed to aid Indian startups with the right resources and connections to foray into the global market. It also offers international startups a platform to enter the Indian market.
The programme is a structured effort by T-Hub to expand and strengthen its ecosystem in different countries.
In the first edition of the Trestle programme, T-Hub and FalconX Inc will curate 5 startups from T-Hub for the program. The selected startups will participate in an intensive five-month program that will provide these organisations with an access to the US market.
The startups will qualify based on technological solutions, product/solution readiness, revenue models and growth potential.
The startups at the growth stage, working in the DeepTech, FinTech and CleanTech sectors will have a higher chance of being a part of the program.
Deep tech startups need to integrate with disruptive technologies like AI, big data and machine learning.
