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India Added Record Number Of 43 Unicorns In 2021,Raised $24.1 Billion In The Year: NASSCOM Report

90 founders among 500 US unicorns were India born: study : Tech News

90 founders among 500 US unicorns were India born: study : Rashtra News #founders #among #unicorns #India #born #study New Delhi: A study compiled by Ilya A. Strebulaev, professor of finance at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business, shows that out of 1,078 founders across 500 US unicorns, 90 entrepreneurs were born in India, signalling […]

India Displaces UK To Become Third Top Nation To Host Most Valued Unicorns

Adding 33 "unicorns" in a single year has helped India displace the UK to be third in the list of nations that are home to such enterprises

How the unicorns of 2021 stand out from the rest

As many as 31 Indian startups have hit a billion-dollar valuation in 2021. As they go from the warm glow of fund-raise to the cold realities of doing business, factors such as steep valuations, cash-guzzling consumer businesses, and low founder holdings will all come into play

New-age startup icons discuss business evolution, road to India's $5 trillion economy

The founders of Droom, Moglix and Urban Company, along with the co-founder of Upgrad, got together to discuss new-age tech-enabled startups at the India Today Conclave 2021.

How Licious Became A Unicorn

India having a unicorn flurry year, $20 billion raised so far in 2021

After foodtech major Zomato's Rs 9,375-crore IPO in August, nearly a dozen digital companies are likely to raise money from the markets in the next 6-8 months.

Apna enters unicorn club after Tiger, others pump in $100 mn

The round, which values Apna at $1.1 billion, comes three months after the startup raised $70 million in its Series B fundraise, co-led by Insight Partners and Tiger Global

PE/VC firms' investments increase by 85% to $11.9 bn during Q1FY21

Private Equity/Venture Capital firms invested over $11.9 billion (across 188 deals) in the first 3 months of 2021, representing an increase of about 85% compared to the corresponding period in 2020, According to Venture Intelligence data, January to March 2020, the last pre-pandemic quarter, recorded PE-VC investments of $6.5 billion across 238 deals. The value of investments in Q1FY21 was also over 58% higher compared to the immediate previous quarter (which saw $7.5 billion being invested across 231 deals). Deal volumes in the period, however, dipped 21% compared to Q1FY20 and down 19% compared to the previous quarter, the Venture Intelligence data showed. Venture Intelligence said that the appetite for investing in high scale technology startups gathered further momentum in the first quarter of 2021, led by the over $400 million rounds of investments attracted by three unicorns: food delivery focused Zomato, edtech leader Byjus Classes, and e-sports company Dream11.

Shankar Sharma: We need fresh blood! Indian start-ups must list in India: Shankar Sharma

Which company has surprised you with its ability to change? Which company has disappointed you? A company which no one thought will go belly up but which has done so? The first answer is straightforward and the second is a little complicated. The first one is obviously Reliance, it has really remade itself which is really remarkable to say the least. Anybody who could have foreseen this has to be a genius because when the KG Basin thing was on, that was the hot story of 2007-08-09-10. At that point did you know that Reliance would become more of a tech play than a oil and gas play? I mean it is just impossible.