KSUM Startups Shine at TN Global Startup Summit

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:
As many as 11 startups, supported by Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), showcased their innovative products and solutions at the Tamil Nadu Global Startup Summit 2025 (TNGSS 2025) held in Coimbatore, and ramped up regional collaboration with stakeholders of the ecosystem.

TNGSS 2025, one of India’s largest startup events and a flagship initiative by StartupTN, was held at Codissia Trade Fair Complex from October 9 to 10.

The summit served as a premier platform for startups, investors, ecosystem enablers, and industry leaders to converge, collaborate and drive startup-led growth. It aimed to foster inclusive development across sectors while showcasing Tamil Nadu’s rapid progress in building a strong innovation-driven economy.

The event witnessed participation from 20-plus global startup stakeholders, more than 100 ecosystem partners, partner events, investor connections and 100-plus speakers.

KSUM CEO Anoop Ambika said the summit offered a unique opportunity for Kerala startups to engage with investors, industry leaders and global partners.

“The event provided a dynamic platform for our startups to connect with potential investors and showcase their innovative solutions. It will help them explore business and investment opportunities and scale their ventures to new markets,” he added.

The KSUM startups that took part in the summit are LAAN Global Technology Services, Bio-Aryavedic Naturals, Alphageek Enterprises, Techgenius Innovations, Webcrs Travel Technologies, Otohom Automations, Bodhwi Technologies, PerfectFit Systems, Carbelim, Quadleo Techno Solutions and Fuselage Innovations.

KSUM’s participation in the summit underscored its continued commitment to providing global exposure and collaboration opportunities for Kerala-based startups, empowering them to strengthen cross border partnerships and contribute to the region’s innovation driven economic growth.

KSUM is the nodal agency of the Kerala Government for entrepreneurship development and incubation activities in the state.