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India had 43 unicorns in 2021 alone!!
Total unicorns in India is now at 83.
The Indian startup ecosystem is on 🔥.
#NationalStartupDay #StartupIndia
🧵Here's why India is the best country for entrepreneurs right now:
Total unicorns in India is now at 83.
The Indian startup ecosystem is on 🔥.
#NationalStartupDay #StartupIndia
🧵Here's why India is the best country for entrepreneurs right now:
Why India?
1. India is the fastest growing economy in the world.
Acc to BCG, India is expected to be the 3rd largest consumer economy by 2025.
Indian middle class is >350Mn people & it drives consumer spending.
B2C unicorns (27) are ~double the number of B2B unicorns.
1. India is the fastest growing economy in the world.
Acc to BCG, India is expected to be the 3rd largest consumer economy by 2025.
Indian middle class is >350Mn people & it drives consumer spending.
B2C unicorns (27) are ~double the number of B2B unicorns.
2. India is the 3rd largest startup ecosystem in the world.
A massive high-potential ecosystem of science, technology & innovation!
India added 43 unicorns in 2021 alone, another ~40 expected in 2022!
Bengaluru in top 20 Global Start-up Ecosystems & Delhi in top 40.
A massive high-potential ecosystem of science, technology & innovation!
India added 43 unicorns in 2021 alone, another ~40 expected in 2022!
Bengaluru in top 20 Global Start-up Ecosystems & Delhi in top 40.
From failing at his 1st Business to investing in 250+ startups.
An inspiring story of India’s favorite Angel Investor and hidden lessons to be learned from...
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An inspiring story of India’s favorite Angel Investor and hidden lessons to be learned from...
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Anupam Mittal @AnupamMittal is undoubtedly an example of how a setback might be a blessing in disguise - not only for the entrepreneur but for the entire industry.
He is the Founder of People Group and has invested in 250+ startups in India.
He is the Founder of People Group and has invested in 250+ startups in India.
He did his graduation in commerce and joined his father’s textile business in Mumbai.
He ended up making some bad decisions, which caused huge losses in his family business and decided never to return to his father’s business.
He ended up making some bad decisions, which caused huge losses in his family business and decided never to return to his father’s business.
