This year, an important part of FyrstGen’s participation at the World Economic Forum in Davos focused on reinforcing its commitment to supporting its partner, the Government of Andhra Pradesh, in advancing its long-term economic development and job creation ambitions under the Vision 2047 agenda.

India today stands at the centre of the global growth narrative, emerging as the world’s fastest-growing major economy. Within this national momentum, Andhra Pradesh is positioning itself as a high-impact gateway for global investors through a strong focus on clean energy, sustainable agriculture, manufacturing, and port-led development. FyrstGen’s participation at the World Economic Forum reflects its role as a strategic partner in translating this vision into scalable, innovation-driven outcomes.

At a dedicated high-level session in Davos titled “India at the Centre: The Geography of Growth – The Andhra Pradesh Advantage,” global industry leaders, policymakers, and institutional stakeholders convened to explore how international capital, technology, and talent can align with Andhra Pradesh’s goals. The session featured keynote participation from the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, alongside senior leaders from global institutions and industry.

The CEO and Founder of FyrstGen, Philipp Assmus, focused his contribution on enabling job creation at scale by commercialising institutional IP in masses via the FyrstGen platform. FyrstGen has already built 134 companies from shelved IP and plans to create thousands more from Indian IP this year alone. FyrstGen also shared its plan to create factories for the production of the products and technologies featured in these innovation-backed companies in the state of Andhra Pradesh, supporting the state’s Public-Private-People (P4) governance model by ensuring that growth translates into inclusive economic opportunity and sustainable employment.

As Andhra Pradesh advances toward its Vision 2047 goals, FyrstGen remains committed to working alongside government, academia, and industry to unlock innovation-led growth, strengthen global partnerships, and position the state as a cornerstone of India’s next growth decade.