Oct 28, 2021

{{monthName}} {{day}}, {{year}} At TechSparks 2021, some leading and emerging startups from the Netherlands introduced themselves to the Indian market, showcasing their problem statements and business models. 0 CLAPS 0 Startups with their disruptive innovations, technological advancements, and employment opportunities are integral to a country’s growth. As are collaborations with like-minded nations and their startups. India and the Netherlands have emerged as some of the most lucrative markets in the world, with tremendous growth potential. Ranking fifth on the Global Innovation Index (GII), the Netherlands is at the forefront of some of the most cutting-edge tech solutions being innovated and implemented in the world. TechSparks 2021, YourStory's flagship startup-tech conference, saw some leading and emerging Dutch startups introduce themselves to the Indian market. Talking about their problem statements and business models, startup founders and CEOs made elevator pitch-style presentations. Let’s meet the startups that participated in the town hall titled, ‘Introducing Dutch startups to the Indian market’:   ChanelEngine Presented by Founder and CEO Jorrit Steinz, ChanelEngine helps stores, brands, and distributors find millions of new customers by connecting them to the biggest marketplaces. They also provide a suite of tools that enables them to push sales through automated repricing, auto management, stock listing, etc. Cittamap Cittamap offers data solutions to build climate-resilient infrastructure, using geospatial AI and nature-based adaptation solutions integrated into the workflow. “In India, we want to work with infrastructure companies, asset developers, operators, and financers who want to protect their assets from climate risks. Our vision is to see a world that is safe from climate threats, and we see nature and technology at the core of this resilience,” said Gagan Reddy, Founder and CEO, Cittamap. Dealroom Dealroom.co is a global provider of data and intelligence on startups and tech ecosystems. The startup works with many of the world's most prominent investors, entrepreneurs, and government organisations to provide transparency, analysis, and insights on venture capital activity. “India is an interesting market for us. We would like to work with stakeholders involved in the Indian startup ecosystem to help them understand how they can build on the current momentum with the help of data and insights,” said Darren Stauffer, Head of Government Sales and Strategic Partnerships, Dealroom. Hable One Hable One provides independence to people who are blind or visually impaired by making smartphones accessible using a wireless controller. Ayushman Talwar, Co-Founder, Hable One, said, “We are looking for a strategy partner in India, in banks, telecoms, NGOs, and government agencies.” Hydraloop Systems Hydraloop is a global leader in designing and producing innovative and game-changing high-tech decentralised water recycling products in different sizes for homes, apartments, corporates, hospitality, etc. Sabine Stuiver, Co-founder and CMO, Hydraloop Systems, said, “In India, we are looking for regional partners who can market, sell, and service our products. We are interested in real estate development, real estate fittings, and utility sectors, and we are also looking for potential production partners in India.” Stay Updated S&T Corp S&T develops software for data processing applications particularly for satellite data processing. Edo Loenen, Product Manager, S&T Corp, said, “India is a large country. Problems that India is facing are uniquely suited for satellite data to be applied.”   Maru Systems Maru specialises in off-grid systems and renewable power supply solutions. “We want to set up a production and trading base for our product RPS systems in India. Our focus is to find investors and partners who can support us with production, provide raw material, etc.,” said Swathi Hegde, International Business, Maru Systems. Mapiq Co-presented by Yannick Kok, Team Lead, Sales Development, Mapiq, and Ramakrishna Puranam, Sr. General Manager - Smart & Connected Systems & IoT, Wipro, Mapiq creates smart workspaces. The duo talked about scaling solutions for customers in India to offer smart building solutions suitable for hybrid work culture. Light Tree Technology (LTV) A part of Light Tree Ventures Group, LTV  is a one-stop shop for every company that wants to develop their own medical, LLLT or LED therapy device. “We are looking for partnerships in India to spread our B2B business. We can create new products in light therapy suitable for the Indian market,” said Yogesh Bhardwaj, CEO, Light Tree Ventures India. FeelSprout FeelSprout reshapes the future of traditional farming by reinventing small-scale food production systems. Britte van Die, Founder, FeelSprout, said, “In India, we are looking for partners, researchers, students, agri enthusiasts to accelerate our vision of making people self-sustained - to produce their own food in a safe, circular way.” To log in to our virtual events platform and experience TechSparks 2021 with thousands of other startup-tech enthusiasts from around the world, join here . Don't forget to tag #TechSparks2021 when you share your experience, learnings and favourite moments from TechSparks 2021. For a line-up of all the action-packed sessions at YourStory's flagship startup-tech conference, check out TechSparks 2021 website. Edited by Teja Lele Desai We tell your stories. 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