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T-Hub takes in 43 Hyd startups for incubation
City-based business incubator T-Hub on Tuesday announced the final entries of startups for the second batch of Lab32, its incubation programme.
Hyderabad: City-based business incubator T-Hub on Tuesday announced the final entries of startups for the second batch of Lab32, its incubation programme.
From the 500 applications receivedfrom across India, T-Hub has accepted 45 startups to be mentored, of which 43 are Hyderabad-based.
This year, T-Hub has shifted its focus from early stage startups to startups in scaling stage.
Briefing the media, Ravi Narayan, CEO, T-Hub, said: "We have a set of criteria's based on which these startups are selected.
As these 43 startups from this city met our requirements, they have been selected to be a part of the programme." The other two startups to have made it to Lab32 are from the US and Bubhaneshwar, Orissa.
Informing further, he said that they found the need to take in startups in different stages of growth as many other institutions in the city are alreadyproviding mentorship to early stage startups.
The second batch of startups can look forward to a customised programme consisting of mentorship, playbooks, corporate connect, peer network, media exposure, recruitment drive and investor connect, the CEO added.
