startups: Kunal Bahl remains optimistic about start-ups, says next 5 yrs will see 'wave of profitable new age companies going public'
The Snapdeal founder is confident that a wave of successful start-ups will drive India's growth in public markets.
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The Snapdeal founder is confident that a wave of successful start-ups will drive India's growth in public markets.
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“The (ongoing) funding winter is a blessing in disguise. Over the last few years, a lot of money has come into the market - creating a lot of value as well as some fat. With this funding crunch now, I believe, the fat will get melted - resulting in a much fitter start-up ecosystem in India," said Bahl at the Business Today India @ 100 event on Saturday.
Snapdeal co-founders Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal featured on our Ecommerce Special cover in January 2016 on the valuation jackpot for the industry. Now the co-founders of AceVector Group and Titan Capital, they write about how India has emerged as a vibrant market for online businesses and the country's rise as a leading player in the global business landscape
About 80 per cent of early-stage startups plan to increase their workforce in 2023, while 15.78 per cent plan to maintain their existing headcount, a new report said on Tuesday.According to the 2023 FICCI-Randstad startup hiring trends report, ...