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Startups to account for 13 per cent of overall occupied office space by 2024, from a mere two per cent in 2010. They will occupy 22 per cent of India’s office leasing in 2024. Their occupancy has consistently grown at a 38 per cent CAGR over last 12 years.
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Hyderabad: Latching on to the new wave, four startups are trying out their luck with live commerce, which is taking the shopping experience inside a social channel such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok without the customers having to leave the platform. The adoption of live commerce, also known as social commerce, is getting accelerated due to […]
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New Delhi: In further respite for startups amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the government on Tuesday announced to extend the period to avail tax incentives by one more year. To incentivise startups, the government had last year extended the eligibility for claiming tax holidays for startups by a year to March 31, 2022. It had […]
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Hyderabad: JK Tech, a digital and IT services company, will be connecting with multiple startups through an open innovation programme by India’s leading innovation ecosystem T-Hub. This will also open doors for startups to be guided and mentored by subject-matter experts at JK Tech. JK Tech announced that it has set up a grant of […]
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Hyderabad: IT and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao said the State government was expanding IT units to tier II cities across the State, and under this initiative, 1,800 startups have been set up so far. Among all the IT hubs established in tier II cities in the State, Khammam IT Hub emerged as a comprehensive […]
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Hyderabad: The investment flow to the startups has been increasing in the State. This year, despite the Covid impact, startups have secured funding worth $886 million (about 6,550 crore) compared to $371 million (about Rs 2,767 crore) in 2020 and $313 million (about Rs 2,316 crore) in 2019. The investment inflow increase is about 138 […]
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New Delhi: Used car retailing platform Spinny on Tuesday announced the closure of a $283 million funding from new and existing investors, taking its valuation to $1.8 billion and becoming another unicorn in 2021. The company said the raised capital would be utilised to bolster the customer experience, strengthen technology and product capabilities and build […]
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By Deepthi Ravula Everywhere is a potential opportunity for entrepreneurs. A big decision a startup entrepreneur makes is to finalise the location for the startup that adds value to the business. For many entrepreneurs, the list of essentials for an ideal location includes capital, customers, access to talent, industry expertise and markets. A cluster of […]
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Woxsen University’s startup incubator ‘Trade Tower’ is aiming to build a disruptive startup ecosystem to jumpstart unicorns. The incubator wants to do things differently than the market players by following an unconventional yet powerful strategy to accelerate the rate of creating ventures that impact the world. Kashyap Kompella, head, Trade Tower, Woxsen University, shares with […]
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Hyderabad: Telangana government-led incubator for women entrepreneurs got compliments from the Centre as members of parliament visited the facility and interacted with the startups. The Standing Committee on Women Empowerment led by Dr Heena Gavit along with other MPs visited WE Hub. The members interacted with the startups and five startups – Hunar, Hecoll, Heamac, […]
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The programme aims to support startups in reducing their time to market and leveraging faster revenue scale-ups.
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Startups ranging from sectors like Medtech to fashion to clean energy and EdTech among others had completed their six months cohort with WE Hub and were ready for the next stage.
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The 45-day accelerator bootcamp will feature these 21 startups who in turn will get support from angel investors.
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As per the findings of the report, Medtech domain holds tremendous potential followed by text analytics in recent years.
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The Indian tech startups started to shun Chinese investment in 2020 as desi corporates and wealthy individuals, along with investors from other countries, came onboard to fund the homegrown firms.
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The launch of the second batch, is followed by the successful completion of the first batch of the programme with two startups, TBH Pets and Anidra.
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The new rules that frame guidelines for computation of short-term capital gains (STCG) gives prescription for arriving at written down value (WDV) of intangible assets
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The startups will receive mentorship and access to Qualcomm Innovation Labs, incentives for patent-filing, and business development opportunities with the help of Qualcomm's global sales and business teams.
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The sector agnostic fund will support startup in early stage, Phase 1 of the fund to roll out soon
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TiE Global board of trustees chairman Praveen Tailam informed that just one round of investment in any startup will not be sufficient.
