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Read this. Q1 2024 has seen significant activity in India's venture capital scene: 1. A deep tech fund launched its 300 crore INR second fund (200 core + 100 crore option). 2. An international VC firm announced a $150M fund ($125M + $25M option).

Medial's first pitch deck was a two page word document. Here's what it had in total - 1) About the founders. (3-4 lines each with LinkedIN links). 2) About the product and "Why Now?". 3) Our vision in longterm. 4) How'd we utilise the capital.

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WILL THIS WORK? I am planning to build an investment native social network and our goal is to: 1. Connect investors and facilitate knowledge sharing. 2. Educate users on investing and personal finance. 3. Empower informed investment decisions. 4.

Shark Tank India-featured food brand WickedGud has raised Rs 20 crore in a funding round led by Orios Venture Partners, with participation from Asiana Fund and existing investors. The Mumbai-based startup, which markets itself as a “better-for-you”

While the West crumbles, one Eastern European nation is quietly building a superpower: • Outpacing US economy • Strongest military in Europe • Silicon Valley's new favorite $62.7B hub The rise of Poland is the greatest story nobody's talking about

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Day 35: Decoding Angel Investors in Bangalore: Unveiling Your Funding Fairy Gods Bangalore's startup ecosystem is fueled by angel investors. But how do you attract these fairy gods of funding? Here's your guide: * Know Your Angels: Research potent

Why do investors overlook innovative tech startups in civil engineering, despite its massive ₹70,000 crore market potential? With so few startups in this space and a vast TAM, the question remains—why is groundbreaking innovation struggling to secure

If a Startup is really Tech Driven and needs a Huge Investment in Tech aspects then how can I have a prototype of it to pitch in front of VCs or Investors ? Either I can have a really basic Software and have very few people on it but for that too how