The first tenants will soon be moving into Split Technology Park. As a result of the first round of public calls for the lease of offices for start-up entrepreneurs and for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, a total of 32 companies will move into Split Technology Park.
Following the first round of the public call for the lease of office space for SMEs, 37 of the 51 office units in the building intended for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises have been taken. The 37 office units will thus be occupied by a total of 26 high-tech SMEs, namely: Smartnet, Reeinvent, Notch, Little code, RISE, Profico, Digital Assets, Uhy savjetovanje, Allstars Engineering, Building Heritage, Kancelarija, Geppert Electric, Hidrocibalae, Integra Group, Axigo AG, Studio Nexar, Maven Mule, Holistic 360, Parklio, B.S.G. Advisory, Eupolis Grupa, Laus Plus, Apto, Caelum 1029, Travel Croatia and Meritum inženjering. The first tenants will move into furnished offices from 1 November, while the other tenants who applied for shell-and-core (roh bau) space will move in by the middle of next year, once fit-out has been completed.
In addition, following the first round of the public call for start-up entrepreneurs up to 5 years old, 6 start-ups are moving into the incubation offices: SplxAI, Decentralized Reader, Workspace, Petkus Design, Fira Solutions and Engasco, 5 of which have qualified for City of Split de minimis aid covering 50% of the monthly fee. Furthermore, 13 start-ups are currently in the acceleration programme of the INVENTO accelerator, which Split Technology Park runs in cooperation with Invento Capital Partners as part of the HAMAG-BICRO programme.
Besides these start-up entrepreneurs and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, a further 7 companies have joined Split Technology Park as users of the coworking space through the FIX DESK package, i.e. a year-round rental of a fixed workstation in the TPS coworking centre.
In its first three months of operation, the services and facilities of Split Technology Park, in the form of office space or programmes for entrepreneurs, are thus being used by 48 entrepreneurs from the high-tech sector, whereby the Split Development Agency – RaST fully meets the objectives of establishing and managing the City of Split’s business support infrastructure, co-financed by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund.
The second round of public calls for the lease of the remaining office space at Split Technology Park will be published in the coming weeks on the official TPS website.
