T-Hub launches venture studio Flashpoint to co-build startups

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T-Hub has launched Flashpoint, a venture studio, to co-build startups across India.

As part of the programme, the incubator and industry partners will define a problem and select founders to build a startup around it.

Such founders will gain operator-led mentorship and infrastructure from day zero, including access to labs, testbeds and existing supply chains. T-Hub will support founders through its network of investors, mentors and resource partners, while they get to keep 100% ownership with no equity dilution.

T-Hub will work with category-leading companies across multiple tracks. The programme is being launched with agri-tech and space-tech. Flashpoint has partnered with agri-tech Kheyti and space tech Dhruva Space.

“If you have the entrepreneurial bug and passion to build something meaningful, but don’t know where to start, this is the right programme for you,” T-Hub CEO Kavikrut said in a release on the launch of Flashpoint.

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