IQue Ventures Launches ₹600 Crore ‘Startup Park’ Project — India’s First Startup-Dedicated Infrastructure Hub
Bengaluru, India — In a major boost to the country’s entrepreneurial landscape, IQue Ventures has announced the launch of Startup Park, India’s first infrastructure hub fully dedicated to startups. The ₹600 crore project will begin with a ₹50 crore facility in Bengaluru, which will be functional from mid-September in the presence of state and central ministers, celebrity entrepreneurs, and leading investors. Expansion plans include establishing Startup Parks in major Indian cities and select global markets. The Bengaluru Startup Park will be a curated innovation ecosystem, combining cutting-edge facilities with a vibrant startup community. Key features will include: Pitch Studios – High-tech presentation rooms for founders to showcase ideas to investors. Innovation Labs – Fully equipped R&D and prototyping facilities. Co-working Zones – Flexible, collaborative workspaces designed for productivity and networking. Startup Showcase Arena – Exhibition space for product demos and launches. Investor Lounges – Dedicated areas for private funding discussions and deal-making. Incubation & Acceleration Wing – Mentorship, training, and growth support programs. Podcast & Media Rooms – Spaces for creating startup-focused content and interviews. Event Halls & Conference Rooms – Venues for workshops, seminars, and summits. Global Collaboration Center – Partner desks for international startups and cross-border projects. Networking Café & Lounge – A relaxed environment for casual meetings and community bonding. Speaking about the vision, Shafi Shoukath, Founder & CEO of IQue Ventures, said: “Startup Park is going to be a massive improvement in India’s startup ecosystem. From their first pitch to global expansion, everything founders need will be available under one roof. Our goal is to replicate this model across India and beyond, creating a connected network of startup hubs worldwide.” With its scale, scope, and facilities, the ₹600 crore Startup Park project is set to redefine how startups access resources, connect with investors, and scale globally.
Bengaluru, India — In a major boost to the country’s entrepreneurial landscape, IQue Ventures has announced the launch of Startup Park, India’s first infrastructure hub fully dedicated to startups. The ₹600 crore project will begin with a ₹50 crore facility in Bengaluru, which will be functional from mid-September in the presence of state and central ministers, celebrity entrepreneurs, and leading investors. Expansion plans include establishing Startup Parks in major Indian cities and select global markets.
The Bengaluru Startup Park will be a curated innovation ecosystem, combining cutting-edge facilities with a vibrant startup community. Key features will include:
Pitch Studios – High-tech presentation rooms for founders to showcase ideas to investors.
Innovation Labs – Fully equipped R&D and prototyping facilities.
Co-working Zones – Flexible, collaborative workspaces designed for productivity and networking.
Startup Showcase Arena – Exhibition space for product demos and launches.
Investor Lounges – Dedicated areas for private funding discussions and deal-making.
Incubation & Acceleration Wing – Mentorship, training, and growth support programs.
Podcast & Media Rooms – Spaces for creating startup-focused content and interviews.
Event Halls & Conference Rooms – Venues for workshops, seminars, and summits.
Global Collaboration Center – Partner desks for international startups and cross-border projects.
Networking Café & Lounge – A relaxed environment for casual meetings and community bonding.
Speaking about the vision, Shafi Shoukath, Founder & CEO of IQue Ventures, said:
“Startup Park is going to be a massive improvement in India’s startup ecosystem. From their first pitch to global expansion, everything founders need will be available under one roof. Our goal is to replicate this model across India and beyond, creating a connected network of startup hubs worldwide.”
With its scale, scope, and facilities, the ₹600 crore Startup Park project is set to redefine how startups access resources, connect with investors, and scale globally.
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