The agency will help startups at various stages of brand development
The govt is working on National Deep Tech Start-up Policy as part of its efforts to spur innovation in India's deeptech sector. The policy attempts to address the vital barriers facing the industry
85% of start-ups believe unit economics is a clear path to profitability and enhancing valuation
Titan Capital's Rohit Bansal and Kunal Bahl secured the returns on their decade-old seed cheque to the firm, having invested Rs 57 lakh in 2015
The business-to-business ecommerce player has, for instance, focused on working with regional brands as they give better margins and also allow them to partner with these brands in marketing
The startup and tech company group said that very wide powers of inspection have been granted to the state government, which are excessively broad and vague
The sleep technology firm has come up with the country's first-ever line of AI-powered sleep solutions; plans to scale up stores across major cities in 8-10 months as part of an omnichannel strategy
An analysis of 10 sectors that received the most funding in 2023 shows that nine of them experienced an increase in the time taken to reach Series A compared to 2019
Palicha says Zepto's topline could scale to over Rs 2.4 trillion over the next 5-10 years
Anandan also said India had the largest number of STEM graduates. "We just need to make sure we invest in them over a period of time"
The fashion and lifestyle space is India's second largest consumer category, valued at $110 billion with approximately 10 per cent online at $11 billion
India's deep tech sector has surged to over 4,500 firms, with strong government support and policy initiatives. But access to capital remains a challenge for startups in this sector
Record surge in stock markets and consistently improving performances of listed startups are understood to have turned the sentiment for the better
Sid's Farm plans to use the funds to establish a strong presence in Hyderabad and Bengaluru by enhancing manufacturing capabilities
Funding winter shows, cheetahs too lose steam
Indian tech startups raised a total USD 4.1 billion in H1 2024, four per cent higher than H2 2023, although the numbers still trailed the levels seen a year ago, according to a report by market intelligence platform Tracxn. At USD 4.1 billion, India still remains the fourth-highest funded country globally in the tech startup landscape, it said. The United States led in overall funding volumes, followed by the UK and China. "Indian tech startups raised USD 4.1 billion in H1 2024, a 4 per cent increase from USD 3.96 billion in H2 2023. Though there was a 13 per cent decrease compared to USD 4.8 billion raised in H1 2023, India still remains the fourth-highest funded country globally in the tech startup landscape," the Tracxn report said. Tracxn, India Tech Semi-Annual Funding Report H1 2024 offered insights on funding trends, sector performances, and notable developments in the Indian technology sector for the said period. Citing key trends, it said seed-stage funding increased to U
The D2C fashion brand plans to double down on its omnichannel retail strategy and cross Rs 100 crore in revenue within the next 18-24 months
Lok Sabha elections 2024 results: IPO-bound companies are consulting experts for guidance amid the fluctuations in the stock market
There were 465 deals this year, compared to 758 reported in the same period last year
Foreign investments bring crucial capital, technology, and global market access, propelling India's startup success and innovation