Indian startups raised $42 billion in 2021 as compared to $11.5 billion in 2020, as per a report by Orios Venture Partners. The report stated that India saw 46 unicorns coming up in 2021 alone, more than doubling their number to 90. These startups are generating large-scale employment. India - with 90 unicorns - is the third-largest unicorn hub behind the US (487) and China (301), and ahead of the UK (39). India has the third-largest startup ecosystem in the world with about 60,000 startups. These startups are not only developing innovative solutions and technologies but are generating large-scale employment. Today, one out of 13 unicorns globally were born in India. As per the report, Bengaluru was the city with the most unicorns. Fintech, e-commerce and SaaS (software as a service) have seen the maximum number of unicorns, while health-tech, ed-tech, D2C, Gaming and Crypto are also close behind. India has seen four decacorns (companies with a valuation of $10 billion and above) so far - Flipkart, Paytm, Byju's and Oyo Rooms, the report stated. The year 2021 was a landmark year for Indian startups going public.
Today, one out of 13 unicorns globally is Indian. A total of 11 Indian startups (including 8 unicorns) raised about $7.16 billion through public offerings...One97 Communication (Paytm) raised India's largest-ever IPO with an issue size of Rs 18,300 crore (about $2.46 billion). Further, Zomato has the highest market capitalisation ($14.8 billion), among the listed Indian startups, followed by Nykaa ($13.5 billion) and Freshworks ($6.9 billion), a report said. Despite witnessing an economic downturn in the first half, it has been an exciting and tremendously promising year for tech startups. The report also noted that 20 percent of unicorn founders are non-engineers, two-thirds of the Indian unicorns have at least one or more founders from IITs, IIMs or ISB. The report also highlighted that there are 13 female unicorn founders, 8 out of whic.
Indian startups raised $42 billion in 2021 as compared to $11.5 billion in 2020, as per a report by Orios Venture Partners. The report stated that India saw 46 unicorns coming up in 2021 alone, more than doubling their number to 90. These startups are generating large-scale employment. India - with 90 unicorns - is the third-largest unicorn hub behind the US (487) and China (301), and ahead of the UK (39). India has the third-largest startup ecosystem in the world with about 60,000 startups. These startups are not only developing innovative solutions and technologies but are generating large-scale employment. Today, one out of 13 unicorns globally were born in India. As per the report, Bengaluru was the city with the most unicorns. Fintech, e-commerce and SaaS (software as a service) have seen the maximum number of unicorns, while health-tech, ed-tech, D2C, Gaming and Crypto are also close behind. India has seen four decacorns (companies with a valuation of $10 billion and above) so far - Flipkart, Paytm, Byju's and Oyo Rooms, the report stated. The year 2021 was a landmark year for Indian startups going public.
Today, one out of 13 unicorns globally is Indian. A total of 11 Indian startups (including 8 unicorns) raised about $7.16 billion through public offerings...One97 Communication (Paytm) raised India's largest-ever IPO with an issue size of Rs 18,300 crore (about $2.46 billion). Further, Zomato has the highest market capitalisation ($14.8 billion), among the listed Indian startups, followed by Nykaa ($13.5 billion) and Freshworks ($6.9 billion), a report said. Despite witnessing an economic downturn in the first half, it has been an exciting and tremendously promising year for tech startups. The report also noted that 20 percent of unicorn founders are non-engineers, two-thirds of the Indian unicorns have at least one or more founders from IITs, IIMs or ISB. The report also highlighted that there are 13 female unicorn founders, 8 out of whic
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Several Indian Start Ups & unicorns are becoming the image of the nation. 7-8 years ago, India had just 3-4 unicorns. Today, there are nearly 60 unicorns in India!
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The country seems mature for accepting fresh fruits and vegetables from various e-commerce players in the country. Now the billionaires are rushing into the business of poor vegetable vendors and thella walas. The competition is often fierce for these products, and the ever stricter requirements. Indian consumers are willing to pay a premium to get hygienic and nutritional daily essentials, prompting exporters of horticulture produce to draw strategies for the domestic market. With the emergence of the e-commerce players Swiggy, Zomato, Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance Fresh, Dunzo, Ninjacart, Bigbasket and Udaan, it seems suddenly the issue of Food safety and hygiene have become very important for consumers today. All the credit goes to the Covid, it has accelerated the process dramatically for enhancing the last-mile delivery of quality food.
There are certain business houses that come out with a value proposition like, they are supplying high-standard fruits and vegetables that are grown by the company in close collaboration with farmers in the domestic market . India's food retailing industry is close to $300 billion according to E&Y, and only 10 percent is organised. The e-tail companies are even claiming farm-fresh fruits and vegetables to reach the consumer's doorstep in a more organised and professional format – through an app. It is all about, e-commerce companies bring convenience, by providing an organised retailing experience at the consumer’s doorstep. The advertisements and branding are talking about innovative displays and a variety of products consumers are found to appreciate the good agricultural practices and are ready to pay a premium for it. Whereas the street vegetable vendors are not able to showcase all this through the technology.
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Manufacturing is increasingly turning to next-generation networks to propel their businesses. After years of hype and steady uptake, Internet of Things (IoT) technology is all set to become a part of mainstream adoption. Right from industrial goods, retail, utilities, healthcare, agriculture, logistics to aviation, startups are offering IoT-enabled solutions ranging from connected cars, automated home, medical IoT, wearable technology to smart cities. Innovation in IoT is entering into a stabilization phase, as evident by the decline in new patent applications and venture capital (VC) deals activity but its adoption is increasing as corroborated by increase in hiring activity and corporate filing mentions with more companies mentioning their IOT related initiatives. GlobalData’s recent report, Future Internet of Things (IoT) Unicorns reveals that in Q2 2021, the IoT industry reported investment in excess of $6.4bn spanning 268 deals globally.
The rapid increase in IoT deployments over the last few years highlights the considerable progress global industry has made to overcome some of the world’s most challenging forces. During the period, Asia-Pacific accounted for nearly half of the overall VC deal volume, followed by North America (primarily the US) with 34%. When it comes to social media discussions, ‘IoT’ and its use cases in autonomous driving, cellular IoT, port operations and education are increasingly being mentioned by social media influencers. In the post-COVID-19 era, several organizations considered digitalization as their top priority, and saw IoT as one of the enablers. Fuelled by this digital transformation wave, the demand for new IoT applications will continue to increase in 2021 and beyond led by its applications in industries, connected cars, automated home, smart offices, medical devices, remote asset monitoring, drones, and location tracking services. Driven by this underlying demand, the IoT market is expected to reach $1 trilli
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India will have more than 250 Unicorns by 2025. The country has now been positioned as the 3rd largest unicorn hub in the world and surpassing even major countries such as the UK, Germany, France, and more. Moreover, it becomes the fastest growing startup ecosystem and creating a unicorn every five days. As per the report published in the Economic Times on January 15, 2022, India – with 90 unicorns – is the third-largest unicorn hub behind the US (487) and China (301) and ahead of the UK (39). Indian unicorns are also exploring the public listing avenues as a next step to realize the growth potential. This prediction comes from the proprietary data analysis of venture growth investor, Iron Pillar, in its Tech Unicorns Market Landscape Report IV. InMobi was India’s first unicorn in 2011. Entrepreneurs are building bigger enterprises at a faster rate -- 50 per cent of the 130 companies reached unicorn status in the first five years after their initial institutional fundraising. The public listing of 12 Unicorns is another indicator of the increasing maturity of the Indian tech ecosystem. While there is a strong belief that this pace may reduce a bit in the next 24 months, creating 250 companies with over $1 billion in value by 2025 is an extremely activable goal for Indian founders.
India is on a global growth story. Thus, lots of global funds and investors are chasing assets. The internet companies in India do not even control 1% of the $3.4 trillion domestic equity market. In the US, the internet ecosystem dominates with 40% of the market capitalisation. The surge in fund inflows into startups to the digital transformation has disrupted everything in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic-induced lockdowns have driven this rally, and that along with the huge market potential for these companies has caught the attention of global investors. Investors are looking for some sparks in new companies as they sit on a massive amount of capital. Unicorn
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Today, 1 out of every 10 unicorns globally have been born in India. Neobank startup, OPEN becomes the 100th unicorn in India with the latest funding of $50 million from IIFL along with existing investors. We can clearly see, the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat is rooted deeply in the Startup Ecosystem and shall continue to prevail in the coming years. Last year, India got 44 unicorns with a total valuation of $93 billion. Meanwhile, in the first four months of 2022, India got 14 unicorns with a total valuation of $18.9 billion. As per the ministry, in the first four months of 2022, India has given birth to 14 unicorns with a total valuation of $18.9 billion. The year 2021 recorded a huge surge in the number of unicorns, registering a total of 44 startups entering the Unicorn club throughout the year with a total valuation of $93 billion. All credits goes to Startup India, Since the launch of the initiative on January 16, 2016, more than 69,000 startups have been recognised in the country till May 2, 2022. These startups have been solving problems in 56 diverse sectors with 13 per cent from IT services, 9 per cent healthcare and life sciences, 7 per cent education, 5 per cent professional and commercial services, 5 per cent agriculture, and 5 per cent food & beverages.
While work from home fuelled the growth of digital businesses in India during the pandemic, the event also resulted in a long unicorn list. Primarily three factors, a thriving digital payments ecosystem, a large smartphone user base and a digital-first business model, have come together to attract investors. Tech companies, which have become household brands, are contributing to the unicorn boom in India, as smartphone penetration and digitization of commerce in every aspect of life have increased manifold during the pandemic. Apart from fintech, e-commerce grocery, SaaS and marketplace players are contributing the most to the unicorn universe. It is true that, valuations are temporary, value
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