For the Mordovian company Mixcap, which develops and creates thermoregulating textile materials for clothing, the year 2025 began with a joyful event — it became a participant in the Skolkovo Foundation project.
This status opens up new business development opportunities for Mordovian entrepreneurs. As part of the Skolkovo project, companies promise to provide quick access to the market, mentoring support from the foundation's specialists, international programs for entering global markets, and development and acceleration programs.
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In addition, the project participants are exempt from paying taxes on profits, corporate property and value added, as well as have a reduced insurance premium rate and customs privileges. Skolkovo residents can also attract additional grants and investments for development.
Mixcap became the twentieth Mordovian company to be included in the register of participants in the Skolkovo project. The company is known for its unique developments in the field of thermoregulating textile material, which helps to reduce discomfort and the risk of hypothermia or overheating of a person in conditions of temperature fluctuations. The company focuses on manufacturers of casual and professional clothing. The technology is based on a new material that accumulates and stores thermal energy. The technology is currently being tested by clothing manufacturers.
In total, twenty companies are residents of the Skolkovo project, which are supported by Technopark -Mordovia. These are Exponenta, CAREMENTOREIAI, Volgatermolaser, Mobile Solutions for Construction, SAYBNOVA, RM Rail Engineering, Laser Light Sources, Lime HDI, Unified Information Platform RIING, ARRAY DYNAMICS, Panef,Laboratories of Semiconductor Technologies", "EVORUS", "Svetkom", "Selika Lab", "Laboratory of Lenses", "Thermodial", "Mixcap", "Turbopneumatic" and "Irlix".
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Earlier, we talked about the Mordovian enterprise "Exponenta", which produces import-substituting materials for various industries and agriculture.
