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12 January 2024
Startups from Thailand Science Park Win in HKSTP Idea Landing Programme, Earning HKD 100,000 Grant and Entry into Hong Kong and China Markets
On January 10, 2024, the Thailand Science Park (TSP), one of the key partner in organizing the HKSTP Idea Landing Programme, participated in the pitching day event held at SCBX, 4th floor, Siam Paragon. The program aims to accelerate potential Thai startups for international markets, focusing primarily on Hong Kong and China. Through this initiative, the Hong Kong Science and Technology Park (HKSTP) focuses on developing Thai startups in the areas of food, health, environment, and sustainability, providing them with the opportunity to test their markets in Hong Kong and China for one year.
This year, 6 startups under TSP were shortlisted for pitching from a total of 16, and 3 TSP startups won awards:
Nano Coating – A Green Tech Startup developing solar cell surface coatings using nano coating technology. This innovation reduces dust accumulation, enhances water repellency, and supports the alternative energy industry, especially for solar cells and solar farms, contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gases and enhancing energy sustainability.
Kronolife - An Anti-Aging Tech Startup focused on developing anti-aging products that address the root causes of aging, such as Zombie cells and aging hallmarks. KronoLife's products include active ingredients, cosmetics, dietary supplements, as well as research and development services.
Tasted Better – A Food Tech Startup that developed a low-glycemic-index flour as an alternative product for those allergic to milk or eggs and those requiring special dietary needs. This innovation offers new options in the processed food industry, catering to modern consumers and suitable for development into marketable products.
All three startups will travel to Hong Kong at the end of February to prepare and register their companies as well as matching with students from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology for collaborative work during the one-year program.
