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12 days ago

HKSTP partners with Würth Elektronik on startup support plan

The new initiative will be hosted at HKSTP’s InnoPark.

The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) has partnered with Würth Elektronik to launch a three-year Engineering Service Programme aimed at accelerating product development in the city’s microelectronics and advanced manufacturing sectors.

The new initiative will be hosted at HKSTP’s InnoPark. The programme will provide around 100 startups and SMEs in Science Park and InnoPark access to Würth Elektronik’s electronic components, technical consultation, and engineering tools.

According to HKSTP, the programme is designed to support companies through various stages of the product lifecycle, ranging from research and development to prototyping and pilot production.

In addition to technical resources, Würth Elektronik will offer workshops, skills training, and seminars for local startups and students. Insight-sharing sessions led by industry experts will focus on global trends and market opportunities in the evolving microelectronics landscape.

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