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Title: | Understanding start-up funding dynamics and foreign investor implications in India's unicorn ecosystem |
Authors: | Malviya, Aditya Raj Sritesh, S |
Keywords: | Startups - India;Venture capital - India;Foreign investments - India |
Issue Date: | 1-Jan-2023 |
Publisher: | Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad |
Abstract: | India's startup ecosystem has emerged as a compelling narrative of innovation, ambition, and economic growth. Set against the backdrop of a rapidly expanding digital frontier, where technology-driven entrepreneurship thrives, India has witnessed the meteoric rise of startups, many of which have reached the coveted status of "unicorns." These unicorns—startups valued at over one billion dollars—have not only become significant economic powerhouses but have also paved the way for transformation across various industries. At the heart of this growth is funding, the lifeblood that propels startups toward their ambitious goals. In this dynamic environment, foreign investors play a pivotal role in shaping the trajectories of these startups. Their involvement is not merely financial; it profoundly influences strategic decisions, operational growth, and market expansion. This report delves into the intersection of funding dynamics and foreign investor involvement in India’s evolving startup culture. By analyzing funding patterns and their correlations with success, the study seeks to unravel the key factors that drive successful funding rounds and contribute to the sustained growth of startups in India. |
Description: | India's startup ecosystem has emerged as a compelling narrative of innovation, ambition, and economic growth. Set against the backdrop of a rapidly expanding digital frontier, where technology-driven entrepreneurship thrives, India has witnessed the meteoric rise of startups, many of which have reached the coveted status of "unicorns." These unicorns—startups valued at over one billion dollars—have not only become significant economic powerhouses but have also paved the way for transformation across various industries. At the heart of this growth is funding, the lifeblood that propels startups toward their ambitious goals. In this dynamic environment, foreign investors play a pivotal role in shaping the trajectories of these startups. Their involvement is not merely financial; it profoundly influences strategic decisions, operational growth, and market expansion. This report delves into the intersection of funding dynamics and foreign investor involvement in India’s evolving startup culture. By analyzing funding patterns and their correlations with success, the study seeks to unravel the key factors that drive successful funding rounds and contribute to the sustained growth of startups in India. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11718/27874 |
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