Haymarket HQ identified Lauretta as one of ten Singapore technology companies in the first GIA Singapore–Australia Market Accelerator cohort. This article retains its existing Lauretta publication date while documenting the 2023 cohort milestone with direct program sources.

What the public program record verifies

Haymarket HQ’s first-cohort directory lists Lauretta among the ten participating companies and describes its proposition as turning CCTV into smart cameras for security, sales, and facilities management. It also records Lauretta’s interest in connecting with retail-centre leasing, innovation, and marketing leaders.

A separate Haymarket HQ article about the Sydney visit reports that the cohort met venture firms and strategic partners, and quotes Lauretta’s Yuvanesh Tamil Selvan on using feeds from existing cameras to create business context beyond conventional security monitoring.

What the accelerator was designed to do

The current GIA Singapore–Australia Market Accelerator page describes a program supported by Enterprise Singapore that combines mentoring, market-entry planning, strategic introductions, and an Australia trade mission. It also includes a testimonial from Yuvanesh TS about the value of relevant local introductions.

Participation is evidence of Lauretta’s market-expansion activity and independent ecosystem recognition. It is not, on its own, evidence that a prospect became a customer, that an announced office opened, or that a deployment achieved a particular outcome.

Why the milestone matters to Lauretta’s technology story

The cohort record captures an enduring part of Lauretta’s product direction: reuse existing camera infrastructure, connect observations across a physical space, and present the resulting context to people responsible for security, customer experience, and facilities operations.

Explore Beyond Retail, read the related account of Lauretta’s Singapore retail and security work, or contact the team.

Continue the evidence trail

See how Lauretta’s current approach can turn existing CCTV into reviewable operational intelligence for real-world teams.