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Elixir Technology makes third foray into India market

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Bryan Kow

Published Wed, Mar 22, 2023 · 03:30 PM
    • Co-founder and chief executive of Elixir Technology, Lau Shih Hor, believes joining a consortium will help the company have a fruitful entry into the Indian market.
    • Co-founder and chief executive of Elixir Technology, Lau Shih Hor, believes joining a consortium will help the company have a fruitful entry into the Indian market. PHOTO: LAU SHIH HOR

    AFTER two unsuccessful attempts at entering the Indian market, the third time could be the charm for software company Elixir Technology, which is making this attempt as a member of a consortium.

    The grouping of nine companies, led by electronics distributor Excelpoint Technology and supported by Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG), aims to jointly bid for smart-city projects in India.

    The consortium members offer various digital solutions and expertise, from healthcare to cybersecurity.

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