13 businesses selected for Tegas Fundraising Accelerator batch 3

  • The throttle helps startups develop pitches, bring capital
  • aims to place native startups at the top 20 in the global business ecosystem by 2030.

Participants engaged attentively during a session on the first day of the TEGAS Fundraising Accelerator.

Through its TEGAS Digital Village ( TDV), Tabung Ekonomi Gagasan Anak Sarawak ( TEGAS ) has made the selection of 13 businesses for the third cohort of the TEGAS Fundraising Accelerator ( TFA ) program. The TFA is designed to promote the growth of local businesses and social organizations, aligning with Sarawak’s Post-COVID-19 Development Strategy and the Sarawak Digital Economy Blueprint 2030.

In a statement, the agency confirmed that the selected organizations for the program include NR&amp, Sons Holdings, Best Academy, Evolving Brilliance Technologies, Ensera, Harapan Anak Urang Sarawak, Fit Two Shape, OINC, Spearcompute, Miaw Destiny Solution Management, Noms Fochun Founders, Ark Hill, Zinsolar Engineering, and HY Energy Services.

TEGAS is responsible for the four-day TDV Kuching program, which is co-hosted by PitchPlatforms Sdn Bhd ( pitchIN ) and MyStartup. While MyStartup, a national initiative created by the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation ( MOSTI ) and Cradle Fund Sdn Bhd, aims to boost the competitiveness of local startups with the goal of achieving a top 20 position in the Global Startup Ecosystem by 2030, PitchIN is Malaysia’s Digital Fundraising and Investment Hub.

13 businesses selected for Tegas Fundraising Accelerator batch 3The TEGAS Fundraising Accelerator was created to assist business owners with little or no experience in obtaining additional funding. Through this ongoing initiative to nurture startup growth in Sarawak, founders will be equipped with essential techniques and insights needed to successfully raise capital”, said Len Talif Salleh ( pic ), Deputy Minister of Urban Planning, Land Administration, and Environment, who is also Chairman of TEGAS.

” This program offers an in-depth investigation into the subtleties of funding, ensuring businesses are better prepared for buyer engagement”, he added.

Xelia Tong, Chief Operating Officer of pitchIN, is one of the instructors for the project, alongside other significant early-stage owners, funding organizations, and venture capitalists. These experts may offer valuable insights into the fundraising process and give participants a thorough understanding of buyer expectations and tactics to secure financing.

The accelerator aims to help startups improve their pitches, navigate challenging investment environments, and maximize their potential to get additional funding.

” Since partnering with TEGAS in 2019, we’ve seen remarkable growth in the local habitat, especially in nurturing Sarawak companies. We’re confident that this program will help local entrepreneurs expand their fundraising capabilities and help them grow and contribute to the state’s expanding firm landscape as we approach the second year of operation of the Sarawak fundraising accelerator,” said Tong.