UKIBC, T-Works sign MoU to boost UK-India tech, manufacturing ties
UKIBC and T-Works have signed an MoU to boost collaboration between UK and India in innovation and manufacturing. The partnership will help UK firms access Indian facilities while enabling startups to explore global markets and expand internationally.
Hyderabad: The UK India Business Council (UKIBC) and T-Works Foundation have signed an MoU to foster deeper collaboration between the UK and India across innovation, manufacturing, and technology-led sectors.
The partnership, signed in presence of Gareth Wynn Owen, British Deputy High Commissioner to Telangana, brings together UKIBC’s expertise in policy advocacy, market entry, and bilateral trade facilitation with T-Works’ advanced prototyping infrastructure and manufacturing ecosystem. The collaboration aims to create a seamless pathway for UK companies to ideate, prototype, and scale products within India’s rapidly evolving manufacturing landscape.
Through this MoU, UK businesses will gain access to T-Works’ state-of-the-art facilities and technical capabilities, enabling them to test, validate, and manufacture products locally. At the same time, T-Works and its ecosystem of startups and MSMEs will benefit from UKIBC’s extensive network of global businesses, investors, and policy stakeholders, opening avenues for international collaboration and market expansion.
Dr Kishore Jayaraman, Group CEO, UK India Business Council, said, “This partnership with T-Works creates a powerful bridge between UK innovation and India’s manufacturing capabilities.”
