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NTU, NUS and Temasek to invest $75 mil to drive commercialisation of deep tech ventures

Felicia Tan
Felicia Tan • 4 min read
NTU, NUS and Temasek to invest $75 mil to drive commercialisation of deep tech ventures
(From left) Prof Ho Teck Hua, President NTU Singapore, Prof Tan Eng Chye, President NUS and Russell Tham, Head Emerging Technologies and Joint Head, Enterprise Development Group (Singapore) Temasek.
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The Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU), the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Temasek have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to embark on a joint $75 million pilot programme. The programme aims to accelerate the creation of successful deep tech start-ups from the pipeline of research at NTU and NUS.

Temasek will invest $65 million into the deep tech start-ups while NTU and NUS will put in $5 million each. Temasek’s investment will be made mostly through its early-stage deep-tech investing platform, Xora.

Under the programme, Temasek and Xora will work with both universities to launch and build globally-competitive ventures that have the strong potential to address market opportunities in areas such as energy transition, biotechnology, and the future of compute and cognition.

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