Australian Next XR’s Indian entity and India’s Catnip Infotech signs MoU
Nine Australian Digital health/Medtech, Quantum and AI, as well as SAAS companies have gained access to India’s innovation ecosystem, fostering connections with Indian tech industry, and equipping them with market insights and business connections to leverage emerging opportunities.
The companies participated in the recently held Tech Trade Mission to India 2023 as a part of the Australia India Innovation Network (AIIN) program, said the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade).
The companies visited Chennai and Bengaluru from 27 Nov to 1 Dec 2023 and engaged with India’s diverse tech environment.
The tech mission also participated at the Bengaluru Tech Summit (BTS) 2023 which brought together industry leaders, startups, tech experts, and policymakers in Bengaluru, known as a hub for technology and innovation in India.
Austrade, in partnership with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Department of Home Affairs and the Western Australian Government, delivered Australia’s presence as “Innovation Partner” at the Bengaluru Tech Summit 2023. The Australian pavilion received the Most Innovative Display award at BTS 2023.
MoU signed at the Bengaluru Tech Summit were:
• Australian Tech firm Next XR’s Indian entity Mayjun Infotech signed an MoU with India’s Catnip Infotech to collaborate in the areas of technical resources availability, content development and human resources.
• Australian Tech firm Givvable signed an MoU with India’s GIST Impact to collaborate and promote a digital assessment tool for SMEs that has been co-developed with the International Chamber of Commerce.
Vik Singh, Trade and Investment Commissioner – South Asia, Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade), stated, “We’re thrilled to bring Australian tech companies into India’s vibrant innovation landscape through the Australia India Innovation Network.
“This mission, covering Chennai and Bengaluru, provided Australian tech innovators with the opportunity to connect with India’s dynamic market, collaborate with potential partners and explore new possibilities.
“As the ‘Innovation Partner’ at the Bengaluru Tech Summit, we’re honoured to facilitate technology collaboration across borders, promoting equity, inclusivity, and sustainability. Australia’s ongoing partnership with India, showcased through events like these, underscores Australia’s commitment to nurturing growth, encouraging innovation, and building global tech connection.”
Australia is a great place to develop digital technologies. Australia’s A$167 billion tech sector is smart, dynamic and is growing fast. It has expanded by 80% in just 5 years and will contribute a predicted A$250 billion to the Australian economy by 2030.
Australia has expertise in SaaS, fintech, cyber security, quantum, digital games, and across the technology spectrum. Fiinews.com
