The programme, called Solarvest Innovation Lab 2021, is split into two rounds of funding: seed funding and accelerator funding. Group chief executive officer Davis Chong (pic) said at a press conference that the company had allocated RM1mil for this purpose.
KUALA LUMPUR: Solarvest Holdings Bhd
is eyeing further participation in the renewable energy (RE), green technology and financial technology (fintech) industries through its newly launched startup programme.
The programme, called Solarvest Innovation Lab 2021, is split into two rounds of funding: seed funding and accelerator funding.
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