On 7 July 2026, Austrade confirmed its Landing Pads program continues into FY2026-27, after supporting 327 Australian scaleups through 13 programs over the prior 12 months across five markets: Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, the UK and the US. The government program connects founders in fintech, AI, medtech and green-economy sectors with in-market experts, networks and customers, and Austrade says many participants have secured contracts or are in negotiations.
Austrade Landing Pads runs again in 2026-27: global market access for Aussie scaleups
Founders planning overseas expansion should bookmark the Landing Pads webpage and follow Austrade on LinkedIn for program-specific expressions of interest, or email landingpads@austrade.gov.au to line up non-dilutive market-entry support before individual program windows open.
Source: Austrade
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