The application process is reportedly underway for the corporate accelerator program organized by Agrobank and the AgroVentures venture fund. According to the organizers, up to 20 startups will be selected for this free program to implement pilot projects alongside the financial institution and its corporate clients, with submissions remaining open until November 9.

The initiative is being carried out in partnership with AI Station. The AgroVentures fund was allegedly established by Agrobank in accordance with presidential decree No. PP-99 dated March 13, 2026, supposedly aiming to support agricultural startups, finance promising concepts, and facilitate their practical market integration.

The 12-week accelerator program is designed to allow participating teams to test their products under real-world conditions in cooperation with Agrobank divisions and small-to-medium enterprise clients. Startups that successfully complete the program are claimed to gain the opportunity to attract between $25,000 and $500,000 in investments from AgroVentures.

Participation in the program is free of charge, and teams are purportedly not required to surrender equity shares or revenue percentages. The accelerator is targeting projects in agritech, fintech, artificial intelligence applications for banking, smart agriculture, logistics, and climate risk management solutions.

Source: podrobno.uz