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Deloitte: Deadline approaching for Joining the EU Business Avenues Programme

Deloitte announces one week left for companies planning to expand their businesses in South Asia through EU Business Avenues programme launched by the European Commission, as the deadline is 11 July 2014.

2014-07-08 14:53:19

The programme targets companies with activities in the Clean Technologies sector, focusing on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency. Following the selection, 40 EU companies will take part in a one-week business mission to meet relevant counterparts in Singapore and Malaysia. The business week will take place between 27 and 31 October 2014 in Singapore and Malaysia in the context of the Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW).

Participants will have access to real-time market information and coaching as well as tailored business matchmaking and networking with counterparts. They will also benefit from support services both before and during the business mission, and will have the opportunity to interact with leading trade fairs in the Clean Technologies sector in South East Asia.

Companies may apply directly on the campaign's web site www.businessavenues.eu. Registration is free.

Eligibility criteria:
-Companies should be in business for five years and be able to demonstrate three years of financial figures
-Have entire or majority EU ownership, be located and have main activities in the EU
-Be active and operational in the Clean Technologies sector, either as a producer, a sub-contractor or as an R&D or engineering company in clean energy technologies; business consultants are not eligible
-Proven interest in developing business in South East Asian markets
-Have a sufficient turnover and number of employees to enter South East Asian markets successfully

The programme covers costs for accommodation in Singapore and Malaysia and offers a two-day exhibition space. It also covers 80 per cent of the optional additional services (transportation is not included).

EU Business Avenues is a pilot programme expanding the EU Gateway initiative to new markets following its continued success in Japan and South Korea since 1994. It focuses on South East Asia, particularly Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam, where economic growth is strong, and uses Singapore as a hub.

The programme complements ongoing Trade negotiations between the EU and South East Asian countries and aims to capitalize on the recently initialed EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Singapore, which is expected to enter into force towards the end of 2014, as well as EU trade negotiations with Malaysia and Vietnam.



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