India
For too long, businesses have fixated on India’s wealthiest consumers.
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OpenAI and Elon Musk agree to fast tracked trial over for-profit shift
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Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund Khazanah buys INCJ's stake in EDOTCO
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India's Zetwerk mulls IPO within two years, co-founder says
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China: Baidu launches two new AI models as industry competition heats up
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Editor's take: The week that was —March 10-15
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But late-stage exit mechanisms and faster dispute resolutions remain pain points.
The message was clear—there is a need to supplement government spending with private capital.
The message is clear — India’s future as a superpower will be built on technological excellence.
The deep tech FoF is slated to support startups in areas such as AI.
Infra companies can raise funds via equity, M&As, listings.
Indian healthcare has attracted $3-4b worth of investments annually.
Southeast Asia is seen to be benefiting from the “China Plus One” strategy
We successfully concluded our annual Asia PE-VC Summit in Singapore this week.
