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Agrobank, AgroVentures open 12-week accelerator with up to $500,000

Up to 20 startups will be selected for the AgroVentures Launchpad, run with AI Station. Applications close on 9 November 2026.

Tokhum AI · 1 min read · reviewed by Leyla
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Key facts

  • Agrobank and AgroVentures opened applications for a 12-week accelerator
  • Up to 20 startups will be selected; applications close on 9 November 2026
  • Participation is free and the program takes no equity
  • Startups that finish the program can attract up to $500,000
  • Participants run pilots with Agrobank and present at a Demo Day

Agrobank and AgroVentures have opened applications for a 12-week corporate accelerator. Up to 20 startups will be selected, the organizers said. The program is called AgroVentures Launchpad and is run with AI Station, which the organizers call its key partner.

Video: AI Station / AIS Ventures, 19.10.2026 (Telegram)

Farmers, banks and agribusiness are the target users. Startups building solutions in agriculture, fintech or artificial intelligence, and products that create value for banks and farmers, can apply. Later posts by StartupBase and AI Station list further areas: deep tech, logistics, enterprise tech, green tech, healthcare and education.

Participating teams will test their products in pilot projects with Agrobank, its enterprises and portfolio companies, and will present at a Demo Day in front of the AgroVentures fund and partner investors. The program includes individual mentoring and weekly sessions with international and regional experts.

Participation is free and the program does not take equity in the startups, according to StartupBase and AI Station. Teams that complete the program can attract up to $500,000 in investment. Applications close on 9 November 2026.

Source:Стартап-Чайхана, 12.10.2026,Techstars Uzbekistan - Startups, 13.10.2026,Startup Choyxona, 13.10.2026,StartupBase, 15.10.2026,AI Station / AIS Ventures, 19.10.2026

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