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Xiji Incubator

Xiji Incubator is a business incubator based in Shanghai, China, that connects tech startups from Spain and Latin America with the Chinese market. It focuses on early-stage startups, particularly in green technology, offering programs to support their growth.

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Overview

What Xiji Incubator does

What Xiji Incubator is

Xiji Incubator is a business incubator based in Shanghai, China, that connects tech startups from Spain and Latin America with the Chinese market. It focuses on early-stage startups, particularly in green technology, offering programs to support their growth.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

The current public profile supports funder and program host and event host capabilities. Each capability below is shown separately so organization identity and role-specific information do not get conflated.

Operational profile

Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Incubator
Founded
Founded in 2018
Approximate age
About 8 years
Structured capabilities
Funder · Program host · Event host
Last reviewed
March 27, 2026
What Incubator means

An incubator is a support environment for turning a nascent idea or early company into a startup that is more ready for customers, funding, or an accelerator.

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Capability profile

Xiji Incubator as a funder

Investment thesis

Xiji Incubator connects tech startups from Spain and Latin America with the Chinese market, supporting founders at various stages of their startup journey.

Focus narrative

Xiji Incubator focuses on early-stage tech startups, particularly in the green technology sector. It offers two main programs: the Seed Program, a four-month incubation process, and the China Launchpad, a seven-day immersion program. The organization aims to leverage China's innovation ecosystem to assist startups in their growth and market entry.

Focus and fit

Stages
Seed · Seed+ · Series A

Availability

Currently deploying
Yes

Portfolio and track record

Recorded portfolio count
9

Portfolio context

Xiji Incubator supports a diverse range of startups across various industries. Notable portfolio companies include GeoSolve, which specializes in geospatial technology; Invitrocue, focusing on health technology; Wallbox, working in the clean energy sector; Fluviq, engaging in agri-tech; Hoop Carpool, operating in the transportation sector; TokyLabs, involved in educational technology; Ghop, focusing on retail technology; Zurita, a direct-to-consumer brand; and NeuHelium, working with artificial intelligence.

Capability profile

Xiji Incubator as a program host

Program thesis

Xiji Incubator connects tech startups from Spain and Latin America with the Chinese market, supporting founders at various stages of their startup journey.

Focus narrative

Xiji Incubator focuses on early-stage tech startups, particularly in the green technology sector. It offers two main programs: the Seed Program, a four-month incubation process, and the China Launchpad, a seven-day immersion program. The organization aims to leverage China's innovation ecosystem to assist startups in their growth and market entry.

Value and support

Xiji Incubator offers mentorship, resources, and access to China's innovation ecosystem to assist startups in their growth and market entry.

Format and cadence

Typical duration
16 weeks
Typical cohort
12 companies
Cohorts per year
2
Format
In Person

Availability

Application state
Accepting
Next deadline
February 15, 2024

Alumni and track record

Last recorded cohort
December 20, 2023

Alumni context

Notable portfolio companies include GeoSolve, which specializes in geospatial technology; Invitrocue, focusing on health technology; Wallbox, working in the clean energy sector; Fluviq, engaging in agri-tech; Hoop Carpool, operating in transportation; TokyLabs, involved in educational technology; Ghop, focusing on retail technology; Zurita, a direct-to-consumer brand; and NeuHelium, working with artificial intelligence.

Capability profile

Xiji Incubator as an event host

Event focus

Xiji Incubator focuses on early-stage tech startups, particularly in the green technology sector. It offers two main programs: the Seed Program, a four-month incubation process, and the China Launchpad, a seven-day immersion program. The organization aims to leverage China's innovation ecosystem to assist startups in their growth and market entry.

Format narrative

Xiji Incubator provides resources and mentorship to help startups validate and scale their businesses through structured programs and bi-weekly events.

Participant value

Xiji Incubator aims to support founders at various stages of their startup journey by providing access to resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities within China's innovation ecosystem.

Format and cadence

Event types
meetup
Recurrence
bi-weekly
Modality
in-person
Startups can present
No

Availability

Registration state
Accepting
Next event location
Shanghai, China

Audience and fit

Stages
Pre-seed · Seed
Audience
Founders

Common questions

What to know about Xiji Incubator

Upseed classifies Xiji Incubator under the Incubator organization type. Its current public profile includes funder, program host, and event host capabilities.

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Source basis

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Last reviewed

March 27, 2026

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