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There are more than 2000 fintech companies in India. Amongst these 1800+ fintech companies are startups. Moreover, 42% of the fintech companies are based from Bangalore and Mumbai. Still there are only 20 fintech unicorns in India. What could be

India's burgeoning D2C market is poised to hit $100 Bn by 2025. Let’s take a look at 106 D2C brands in the country that are disrupting the Indian consumer market 👇

Even EdTech companies are finding it difficult to grow while gambling companies are tripling their revenue! And the best part, it is profitable with ₹100 crore+ profit

Titan Capital is setting up a new Winners Fund to double down on portfolio companies. ⏩Fund Size: 200 Cr, with greenshoe option of 100 Cr Background about TC - - Started by Snapdeal Founders Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal in 2011 - Invests in early-

Most of the D2C brands are either burning funding money or are profitable only with very unique product. Still why people are running to build consumer brands going D2C. Clothing mostly brands without differentiation will die soon when trying to

It's a great opportunity if consumer tech companies focus on building their own D2C vertical, given distribution is already cracked At PW, we had our own D2C vertical (selling books) contri 10%+ group revenue Nek Jewellery by Jar is doing 100 cr+

Which is the best business sector 1. SaaS 2.ecom/dtc 3.healthtech 4.fintech 5.edtech Best in the sense 1.high net profit 2. Asset light 3.fast growth. 4.less time to money /less burning money Please provide your view.

🚀 Top Indian Cities for Startup Categories 🇮🇳✨ Choosing the right city can 10x your startup's journey. Here’s where each industry finds its perfect home👇 📍 Bengaluru – India’s Silicon Valley 🔹 Best for: AI, SaaS, DeepTech, EdTech 🔹 Why: Massi

This image highlights India's SaaS (Software as a Service) landscape, divided into Unicorns and Soonicorns. Here's a brief summary: Unicorns: There are 27 unicorns with a combined valuation of $58.2 billion and a total investment of $8.3 billion. Th