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🚨 Wake Up, Retail Investor: The boAt and Lenskart IPOs Are a Masterclass in Investor Exit, Not Value Creation. I love a good Indian startup success story as much as the next person, but the filings for the boAt and Lenskart IPOs aren't a celebration

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The VC landscape is shifting. Funders are grappling with critical challenges impacting the entire startup ecosystem. Key VC Hurdles: * Exit Uncertainty: IPOs are slow, M&As are down. VCs are holding investments longer, impacting liquidity for new de

In 2025, several companies are expected to launch significant IPOs, potentially breaking records in the Indian market. Key players include: -- Reliance Jio: Valued over $100 billion, anticipated to be India's largest IPO. -- Flipkart: Expected to

"India wants more startup IPOs. But do Indian startups really want to go public?" The Startup Policy Forum (SPF) just launched the Centre for New-age Public Companies, a first-of-its-kind initiative to help Indian startups prepare for the public mar

The Year of Indian Startups' IPOs Series : 1. Groww -> • Groww is planning an IPO to raise approximately ₹6,000 crore, aiming for a valuation between $6 billion and $8 billion. • In FY24, Groww reported ₹3,145 crore in revenue from operations, do

AI Race, the new olympics for Start-ups! ➡️ Alibaba slashed prices on its AI chatbot Tongyi Qianwen by up to 97% in China, igniting a price war with Baidu and ByteDance. ➡️ India’s government initially demanded AI services get approval before laun

India’s IPO Boom Hits ₹20,000 Crore+ in Just July India’s IPO market is booming again. In July alone, Indian companies are expected to raise $2.4 billion (₹20,000+ crore) through IPOs. Big names like: Credila Financial NSDL Aditya Infotech JSW Cem

India’s IPO market is witnessing a surge as several high-profile startups are filing to go public, aiming to tap into strong investor sentiment. This wave includes companies across sectors like fintech, e-commerce, EVs, SaaS, and D2C brands, many ba

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