Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal on Sunday said that the less the government interferes in the start-up ecosystem, the more potential it will have to be successful.
India could surely have had more $10 billion plus start-ups in 2021 had it not been for the pandemic
The kind of investing frenzy we are witnessing now usually happens at the fag end of the cycle
Simple Energy plans to invest as much as 25 billion rupees ($330 million) in new capacity to make electric scooters, with support from the government in Tamil Nadu
The VC firm will look to make the investments at ticket sizes of $250,000 and above.
India's tech sector to employ 10 mn engineers in next 10 years, says former Infosys CFO at InFinity Forum
As many as 24 teams to feature in TV show; top 100 teams to be part of expo to meet entrepreneurs
Asserting that this is an era of start-ups, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said India is leading the world in this field with more than 70 start-ups having crossed the valuation of USD 1 billion. In his monthly Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, the prime minister said that in any country having a large population of youth, three things -- ideas and innovation, passion to take risks and the 'can do' spirit-- matter a lot. When these three things come together, unprecedented results are achieved and miracles happen, he said. "These days we hear all around us, start-up, start-up, start-up. It is true that this is the era of start-ups and it is also true that in the field of start-ups, in a way, India is leading the world," Modi said. He noted year after year start-ups are getting record investments and this sector is growing at a fast pace. "Even in small cities of the country, the reach of start-ups has increased. Nowadays the word unicorn is much in discussion. Unicorn is a ...
That's InfoEdge founder's response to critics saying it should reduce stake in Zomato to invest in new start-ups
The fresh capital would also help the firm invest in building its tech-capabilities
Energy storage start-up Matter on Monday said it has entered into an agreement with Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) for collaboration in next-generation mobility solutions. The two parties have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) under which they will collaborate in next-generation mobility solutions in the areas of functional safety, electronics reliability and cyber security, the company said in a statement. Commenting on the collaboration, Matter Founder and CEO Mohal Rajiv Lalbhai said,"We are extremely confident the association with ARAI, which is the leading automotive R&D organisation in India, coupled with Matter's technology development capabilities will widen the horizons of growth for EV's and energy storage solutions in India." ARAI Director Dr Reji Mathai said the collaboration will open new opportunities in the field of electric vehicles (EVs) and energy storage solutions by leveraging ARAI's experience, expertise, and equipment. "With ARAI's ..
Precision agriculture platform Fasal on Monday said it has raised USD 4 million from investors to expand business in India and South East Asia. The company raised this fund in pre-Series A round led by 3one4 Capital with participation from existing investors Omnivore and Wavemaker Partners, Fasal said in a statement. Other investors in this round include Genting Ventures (Malaysia), The Yield Lab Asia-Pacific, Antares Investments, and Sandeep Singhal of Nexus. Fasal is a full-stack AI-powered IoT SaaS platform for horticulture sector. Using on-farm sensors and scientific algorithms, Fasal delivers farm and crop-specific actionable insights to farmers in vernacular languages. The platform is also working on a range of new services including F&V market linkages and parametric crop insurance. To date, the startup claimed that it has helped save more than 9 billion litres of water from irrigation, reduced pesticide expenditure by around 60 per cent, and increased yields across 40,000
Companies wanting to go public to raise money from the market should weigh the pros and cons, said Nazara Technologies CEO Manish Agarwal
The task group will work towards creating a roadmap for the growth of the industry, identifying the opportunities and challenges faced by the fintech ecosystem
Founded in 2015 by Subramanian (Subbu) Viswanathan and Kuljit Chadha, Disprz is an AI-powered learning and skilling suite that empowers companies to right-skill their workforce
The proposed fund comes on the back of deploying two funds totalling $106 million
'We will see to it that compliance does not trump the benefits that we want to bring to the technology ecosystem and citizens with the bill', said MeiTy Additional Secretary Dr Rajendra Kumar
More money has flowed into Pakistan's nascent technology sector during 2021 than in the previous six years combined
The company will utilise the funds to grow its team, invest in building new products and features, and further expand its user base, it added.
Multiple local entrepreneurs got in touch, seeking advice on funding and how to accelerate their startups in Pakistan.