T-Hub opens doors to Australian market for Indian startups, signs MoU with inQ Innovation
The startups will also get to validate their products and solutions and strengthen their business models and expansion strategy. They can explore the Australian market landscape through mentors, industry experts, subject matter experts and investors.

T-Hub’s CEO Ravi Narayan signed the MoU with inQ Innovation Global’s CEO and director Irfan Malik. T-Hub will roll out a call for applications for startups across India looking to scale into the Australian market based on the specific industry segment and problem statements. The selected startups will get opportunities and access to office space at inQ Innovation at the Sydney Startup Hub in Sydney.
In a statement, CEO, T-Hub, Ravi Narayan, said, "Our idea behind partnering with inQ is to create an umbrella of opportunities for Indian growth-stage innovative startups to scale up in the international markets. Additionally, international startups will have a platform for entry to the Indian markets, which will bring more technological advancements to our country."
The startups will also get to validate their products and solutions and strengthen their business models and expansion strategy. They can explore the Australian market landscape through mentors, industry experts, subject matter experts and investors. T-Hub will offer reciprocal services to the Australian startups interested in exploring business scaling and investment opportunities in India.
In a statement, CEO, inQ Innovation, Irfan Malik, said ”I believe this partnership with T-Hub will add significant value to the startup ecosystem in Australia and provide local startups with a great launchpad with potential partners in India and to validate and scale their solutions globally."
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