Indian Startups

InvITs an invitation for long-term economic growth, say experts
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In a short span of time, they have emerged as among the most preferred instruments of investment, offering high fixed returns. Experts, in fact, are of the view that InvITs are going to be crucial for long-term growth of the economy. InvITs consist of four elements, namely a trustee, sponsor(s), investment manager and a project manager.
Indian startup winner of 1 million-pound Earthshot Prize
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Prince William and The Earthshot Prize revealed in Boston on Friday the 2022 winners -- an accomplished group of entrepreneurs and innovators spearheading groundbreaking solutions to repair and regenerate the planet. Each winner was awarded a 1 million pound prize at the second-annual Earthshot Prize awards ceremony, which will be broadcast Sunday on the BBC.
Indian startups must brace for a long funding winter: Flipkart CEO
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“This is going to be tough next year. My estimate is that a lot of startup founders will hit the market between April to June next year, and that’s the moment of truth for the ecosystem,” Krishnamurthy said during an event organised by The Economic Times. Krishnamurthy told the gathering that startup founders should embrace a down-round and restructure their firms.
Games24x7 Ventures' launched to invest in early-stage start-ups
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"With over 100 unicorns, India has the 3rd largest digital-first start-up ecosystem behind the US and China. We believe that we are very well positioned to support early-stage companies beyond just capital," Trivikraman Thampy, Co-Founder, and Co-CEO, Games24x7 said in a statement.
Committed to transparency, cooperating with govt authorities: MG Motor India
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According to Bloomberg, "the probe against the local unit of the Chinese carmaker SAIC Motor has been initiated by India's Ministry of Corporate Affairs". "The company's top management, including directors, managing director and auditors have been summoneda by the ministry seeking more clarification, the people said," according to the report.
Indian startups make deep hiring cuts, permanent employee hiring down 61%
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The hiring for chief experience officer (CXO) has decreased by a massive 1,300 per cent since October 2021, according to the annual insights report by RazorpayX Payroll, the business banking platform of Razorpay. The changing dynamics of the startup ecosystem has resulted in massive shifts in hiring patterns in the last 12 months.
PM urges startups to take advantage of space sector opportunities
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In his monthly radio broadcast "Mann Ki Baat", Modi said that Indian industries and startups are engaged in bringing new innovations and new technologies in this field. In particular, the collaboration of IN-SPACe is going to make a big difference in this area. In June 2020, the Government had opened up the space sector to enable the participation of Indian private sector in the entire gamut of space activities.
Kanpur-born CEO to invest $100 bn, create 50,000 jobs in New York
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"I was humbled to meet with President Biden, introduce him to some of the Micron team, and showcase Micron's plans for our future megafab in Clay, New York. This $100 billion investment over the next two decades will create the largest semiconductor fabrication facility in the history of the US," the Kanpur-born CEO said in the post shared on Friday.
India now home to over 450 Web3 startups, 11% of global talent
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Currently, India is home to over 11 per cent of the global Web3 talent, making the country the third largest Web3 talent pool worldwide. Between 2021-2022, India registered over 170 new Web3 startups, yielding over 50 per cent CAGR growth since 2015.
Housing IPRs overseas, funding, talent among reasons for startups moving out of India
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Recently, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the government can talk to the Indian startups and address their concerns so that they can stay in the country rather than moving out. There is a trend of Indian startups after their initial growth period move out to the US, Singapore and even the United Arab Emirates (UAE), industry officials said.
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