Cradle Fund Sdn Bhd acting group CEO Razif Abdul Aziz says there are too many duplicates or variations of existing start-ups seeking financial assistance. FMTNews RazifAbdulAziz
Cradle Fund Sdn Bhd acting group CEO Razif Abdul Aziz says the biggest challenge faced by Malaysian start-ups today is the failure of imagination.
“It is becoming more and more difficult to pick truly innovative start-ups worthy of the taxpayers’ support. The CIP300 is a pre-commercialisation programme which provides a conditional grant and value-added assistance amounting up to RM300,000 for entrepreneurs. It is intended to kick-start innovative technology-based start-ups to enhance and commercialise their products or services.
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