Roehl Niño Bautista · · 1 min readEY incubator opens applications for 5th cohort
EY Foundry, the virtual incubator program of multinational professional services firm EY, is now accepting applications from early-stage tech startups for its fifth cohort in Asia Pacific.
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The program is adding Cambodia, Guam, Thailand, and Vietnam to its scope, which already includes Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, and Sri Lanka.
EY Foundry is targeting startups with working prototypes ready for scaling. These firms should be in their series A funding stages or earlier. Startups that can enhance EY’s tax practices in the client servicing, new enterprise, sustainability, and people and wellness spaces are also preferred.
Successful applicants will get up to US$120,000 worth of Microsoft Azure credits as well as access to interactive workshops.
Applications will be accepted until April 29.
See also: Visualizing the rapid rise of Southeast Asia’s startup hubs
“The program’s expansion will bring greater diversification of applicants, startup businesses and emerging technologies, as well as more opportunities to connect these solutions to EY services for clients,” said Patricia Xia, tax innovation leader at EY Asia Pacific.
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