FyrstGen took a prominent role at the CII India–Europe Business Partnership Roundtable on 13 November 2025 in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, held as a high-level side event of the 30th CII Partnership Summit. The roundtable convened senior leaders from India, Europe, and international industry to advance commercial and strategic ties — and to advance Andhra Pradesh's ambitious vision of attracting USD 1 trillion in investment, strengthening its higher education institutions, expanding employment, and driving sustained GDP growth across the state.

Clémence Kopeikin, Chief Impact Officer at FyrstGen, delivered a keynote address at the inauguration alongside Hon'ble Chief Minister Shri Nara Chandrababu Naidu, who opened the session with a compelling vision of Andhra Pradesh as a leader in IT, digital transformation, quantum computing, drone technology, and semiconductor manufacturing. The Chief Minister also outlined how the state is streamlining approvals, supporting entrepreneurs, and creating a stable, growth-friendly environment for domestic and international investment. The Indo-Europe Panel featured distinguished voices including H.E. Gevorg Papoyan, Minister of Economy of Armenia and Guest of Honour; Mukundan Ramakrishnan, Managing Director of Tata Chemicals; Chandrajit Banerjee; Amit Kalyani; Lokesh Nara; Piyush Goyal; and Prof. Dr. Bertram Lohmüller.

Under the theme "Investing in Impact — Partnering for Progress", Clémence Kopeikin's address underlined FyrstGen's commitment to creating measurable social value alongside economic growth. She shared the tangible impact of FyrstGen's platform to date — 134 companies built from innovation— with a clear focus on saving lives, increasing accessibility, and reinvesting earnings into impact projects via FyrstGen Foundation. In doing so, she positioned FyrstGen as a partner whose purpose extends well beyond commercial success to the broader objective of inclusive, long-term prosperity.

In a significant announcement aligned with Andhra Pradesh's development priorities, Clémence lauded the Chief Minister's visionary approach to inclusive development and confirmed FyrstGen's intent to establish significant number of impact-driven companies from IP in Andhra Pradesh — reinforcing a shared belief that true progress is built on purpose and partnership. FyrstGen's CEO and Founder Philipp Assmus also participated in a parallel panel on AI and sustainable development for economic growth, contributing the platform's perspective on how technology and inclusive entrepreneurship can jointly power the next decade of economic transformation.

As FyrstGen's engagement with Andhra Pradesh continues to deepen, its participation on stage alongside Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu underscored a broader ambition shared across the state government, global industry, and the FyrstGen ecosystem: to position Andhra Pradesh as a global destination for innovation-driven investment and a growth engine of India. With its commitment to reinvest a meaningful share of earnings back into the communities it serves, FyrstGen remains dedicated to working alongside governments, universities, and industry to translate shared vision into measurable, long-term impact.