There are about 100 unicorns and 170 soonicorns in India. Of these 270 firms, over 40 start-ups in the fintech, e-commerce, and logistics sectors have crossed $100 million in revenue as of FY22
What took 18 years in 2000 to reach $100 million revenue has come down to five years, according to data by Redseer Strategy Consultants
According to data from Tracxn, a market intelligence platform, investments in the edtech sector took a plunge from $4.1 billion across 322 deals in 2021 to $2.5 billion in 2022 across 164 deals
Total investment in such firms in India stood at $23 bn in 2022, compared to $35 bn in 2021
Nearly 58 per cent of the government-recognised start-ups are confined to just five states in the country
Nykaa and Paytm are among a flurry of hot startups that came to the Indian market with much fanfare
According to the company, these are not temporary suspensions but permanent bans of these users from the system
Start-ups leading technology development, can emerge from small villages even: Minister
Bengaluru leads in terms of space leased by such companies, says JLL report
The IAMAI, in its letter to the Department of Communication (DoT), has expressed grave concern about the impact of these changes on India's startup ecosystem and the digital economy
According to an official report, the company has made offers to hire people across India and global offices between November 2022 and March 2023
Signs up new leases for 335K sq ft space in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune and Noida
The company has reported a profit at a time when top tech unicorns, especially edtech firms are incurring steep losses and are laying-off employees
In most startups, the CEOs are now participating in the hiring process for senior-level professionals
The Middle East firm expects to reach $5 billion of assets in India in the next five years, up from just over $600 million currently, or 1.5% of the $42.7 billion in assets managed by Investcorp
Singapore is number one in the world on the Heritage Foundation's index of economic freedom, number one in the World Economic Forum global competitiveness report last published in 2019
The valuation of the startup ecosystem in the country is nearly Rs three lakh crore, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Saturday. "...the fact that we are probably 110-plus unicorns, about 75 or so soonicorns which are on their way to become unicorns, is truly a remarkable achievement. The last time we did a valuation of our startup ecosystem, it came to about USD 368 billion, that's nearly three lakh crore rupees," he said. Goyal said there are over 80,000 startups in the country registered with the Industry Ministry. "We have about over a million people directly engaged by them. Must be many million more who are indirectly involved in the entire startup ecosystem. Over a 110 unicorns," he said. He spoke about the various initiatives taken by the government to promote the startups. The government is also strengthening the patent offices and everything is going to be online, he said. He was replying to a query on what is being done to boost the startup ...
India had the highest number of participating companies after the host, UAE, at the four-day event
However, investors have already raised a lot of capital which needs to be deployed and this will ultimately find its way to the Indian start-up ecosystem
Venture funding data indicates that Indian start-ups are in the middle of a harsh funding winter. While the global situation is not good, the slowdown is more pronounced in India. Let us find out why