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GIA Suzhou Acceleration Programme is sponsored by Enterprise Singapore. Supports Singapore-based tech startups in biomedical technology, machine automation, and nanotechnology to expand into China.
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GIA Suzhou Acceleration Programme GIA Suzhou Acceleration Programme For Singapore-based tech startups looking to expand into China through Suzhou. Connects Singapore companies in the biomedical technology, machine automation, and nanotechnology industries with in-market partners to test-bed and commercialise their solutions.
Organised by A*STAR Partners' Centre (A*PC), the GIA Suzhou Acceleration Programme runs twice a year, focusing on biotechnology (biotech), medical technology (medtech) and advanced manufacturing sectors. It involves two phases: Participate in online and hybrid (online and physical) workshops on supporting policies, regulatory framework, and the funding landscape to gain insights on how to do business in China.
Go on an immersive trip to visit prospective strategic partners in China (e.g. research institutes, hospitals, clinical resources, contract research organisations (CROs), contract development and manufacturing organisations (CDMOs), MNCs, and innovation centres).
Network with investors, suppliers and professional service providers Prepare for grant application, roadshow and pitching A*STAR Partners’ Centre (A*PC) serves as a launchpad for Singapore companies into China via the Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP), and focuses on three key technology domains – biomedical technology, machine automation, and nanotechnology.
Applications are conducted on a rolling basis so that companies can join the programme at a timing that best suits their business needs and priorities. Participants will have individual meetings with Rainmaking for in-depth coaching and customer identification. Curated business meetings Companies will each get matched with relevant London corporates and/or investors.
Singapore-based tech startups, particularly those in the biomedical technology, machine automation, and nanotechnology industries. Applications for the GIA Suzhou Acceleration Programme are now closed. Interested applicants can register your interest here to be notified of upcoming programmes in Suzhou.
Still thinking of what programme to participate in? Submit your interest and EnterpriseSG will reach out to you when an opportunity arises for the relevant Global Innovation Alliance (GIA) programmes. GIA Suzhou Acceleration Programme
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Singapore-based tech startups in biomedical technology, machine automation, and nanotechnology. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
GIA Suzhou Acceleration Programme is funded by Enterprise Singapore. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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