Yanka Kupala State University signed a contract with a new resident of the Science and Technology Park

An individual entrepreneur Alexey Tulko, who is implementing an innovative project related to the maintenance of household sewing machines, have become a new resident.

The resident company of the Technology Park, founded by Alexey Tulko, is engaged in maintenance and repair of household sewing equipment. At the same time, the main activity of the entrepreneur is to extend the service life of sewing machines.

– We have been repairing household sewing equipment for the past five years and today we can confidently say that with the help of regular proper maintenance of sewing machines, you can extend their service life by 2 – 3 times, - said Alexey Tulko. – I noticed the problem and built my business model on its solution. The fact is there are several components and assemblies that constantly require attention in household sewing equipment. And you can extend their service life by using the innovative lubrication system and technology that our resident company offers.

Alexey Tulko decided to implement his business idea using the capabilities of the Yanka Kupala State University Science and Technology Park. It is attracted by both the preferences provided to Technology Park residents in the form of tax incentives, and the availability of advanced scientific ideas. This will contribute to the rapid growth of the business, - Alexey Tulko is sure.

- The Science and Technology Park was created for the development of small innovative businesses. And a prerequisite for all residents of the Technology Park is the innovative nature of their activities – Yury Ramanouski, Vice-rector for Science at Yanka Kupala State University. – Today, the Science and Technology Park has its 11th resident. And I would like to note that four of the already registered residents of the Technology Park are companies and enterprises created by teachers, students and graduates of Kupala University.

The document on creating a new resident company was signed by Alexander Vasilevich, Director of the Yanka Kupala State University Science and Technology Park, and Alexey Tulko, an individual entrepreneur. As the Vice-rector for Science Yury Ramanouski, who was present at the signing of the agreement, noted, an application for registration of the next resident of the Technology Park is currently being considered. It is known that it will be a student of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno.