SynopsisLaunched in 2023, the programme seeks to strengthen collaboration between India and the UK in health innovation and help Indian companies pursue market entry, investment, research and commercialisation opportunities in Britain. The first three editions of the programme are projected to support 100 jobs and generate £32 million in investment and economic activity in the UK, according to the organisers.Six Indian HealthTech companies have been selected for the 2026 UK-India HealthTech Accelerator Programme, a UK government initiative aimed at helping high-potential Indian health and medical technology companies explore opportunities in the UK market.The winners were announced by UK Trade Commissioner for South Asia Harjinder Kang at a closed-door ceremony in Bengaluru on Thursday. The event was attended by Chandru Iyer, British Deputy HighNow Playing
Six Indian healthtech startups selected for UK-India accelerator programme - The Economic Times
Launched in 2023, the programme seeks to strengthen collaboration between India and the UK in health innovation and help Indian companies pursue market entry, investment, research and commercialisation opportunities in Britain. The first three editions of the programme are projected to support 100 jobs and generate £32 million in investment and economic activity in the UK, according to the organisers.






