With one of the world’s greatest start-up ecosystems, India is quickly becoming the favourite home for unicorns, from Urban Company to Byju’s, from Up grad to Nykaa. According to statistics, Indian start-ups have flourished in recent times, with a total investment of $6.6 billion in 2018, rising to $10 billion in 2020, and then to $36 billion in 2021. Clearly, India has a plethora of...
One of the pillars of the government’s Make in India endeavors is the Startup India initiative. This gave rise to a slew of start-ups, which are said to be multiplying at a rate of 10 to 12% every year. This new surge neatly matches the government’s goal of creating a digital economy based on India stack-based inventions like UPI and BHIM. With so many new firms sprouting up every...
Innovation is the driving force behind a startup. Startups become multibillion-dollar corporations when they successfully implement their novel idea. The start-up’s new product ideas, new ways of doing things and appealing designs are all part of its intellectual property (IP). However, these businesses often find it difficult to figure out how to protect their intellectual property while growing...
How do I invest in startups? This is a common question among people who wish to invest in startups and gain valuable experience as well as high returns. India is home to one of the world’s youngest populations, and its economy is rapidly growing. This makes India an attractive place to invest in startups, as they are poised to benefit from the country’s ongoing growth...
It is not only the startups that chase investors to fund their business, investors too, look out for good startups with a stellar business idea. With the startup ecosystem growing stronger every year, startup owners and investors have apparently developed a symbiotic relationship with each other. There are numerous benefits of investing in startups, however, deciding on the right startup is an...
