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In today’s India, the commodity in short supply is good entrepreneurs. But venture capital players are trying to give solution for that.As many as 40 new funds are targeting India, most with U.S. backers.Over 50% of that fund is targeted for Indian companies in technology, telecommunications and media. Business Week writes cover stories on how the new billion dollar companies will emerge from India. Some have, already. Infosys, Wipro, TCS. No doubt, the lure of India for venture capital is legitimate. These new darlings of Wall Street were built without their money. They want to make sure the next wave is built with. So here lets discuss on various aspects related to venture capital in india........
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Padmanabhan R
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The satyam scam, case of subhiksha etc and strict regulations are hindering vc growth in India. Also there have been huge cashing of pe investments recently taking advantage of the recent market conditions. things are not looking fine in the...
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ravindra shrivastava
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Most start-up entrepreneurs, as a result, dive into their own pockets or banks, or draw funds from family and friends. Seed capital for a new business has not come of age in India, they added. The concept of seed capital does not exist in India,...
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23 tips to get fund.
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Jyoti CHETANI
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23 tips on Presenting your Project to the Bank We have seeing many presentations & business plans from all over the world. Most fail in preparation of a high-quality business plan. Here is what I believe to be the key points to consider when...
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Ideate: "Criteria`s need to meet up to get Venture Capitalist Fund ?" deleted from your view.
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Padmanabhan R
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It is a good source of capital for startups with huge growth potential, especially technology driven ones. They also provide management assistance , strategic advice and active involvement in addition. The important disadvantages are complex...
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Vikrant Panwar
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Venture capitalists (VCs) invest their money in exchange for equity (an ownership share) in your company. VCs get their cash out only when your business is acquired by another company or "goes public," that is, when its shares can be publicly...
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ramachandran venkat narayanan
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I am sure you know that ICICI Venture offloaded 8-10% of their holdings to Azim Premji investments in the Subhiksha trading of Chennai.I am sure that ICICI venture were sitting in all board meetings of the company and had the information that the...
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Arjun
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This is a quantitatively oriented comment.
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SR Sham Sunder
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In the present situation, opportunities in India for a venture capitalist are enormous. True, a VCs exit routes are not so positive at the moment. But careful selection of growth sectors will bring in profits at both ends - Immediate earnings...
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Veena Gupta
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China's venture capital market is growing at more than three times the rate of the UK, according to the report by Cambridge-based Library House. At £1.4bn, China became the second-largest country for venture capital investment in 2006, behind the...
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Sridhar B
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energy storage (fuel cells, batteries, etc.) will see the most funding, followed by clean coal and wind with 14 percent each. Alternative fuels and solar rounded out the top five with 11 percent and 10 percent respectively. Interestingly, when...
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Deepak Tripathi
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They seem not to be worried over the bubble that is being developed.. VCs hedging their bets across greentech sub-sectors, see Brazil and Israel as attractive targets; project crude oil prices to end year over $120 per barrel
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Srinivas suravajhala
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The VC is a big success in USA and other European countries. R & D and Innovation are given back seat in India. We are habituated to follow the technology created by someone. Entrepreneurship and finding new ways is not our way of doing things. We...
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lalit shriram raut
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I don't think so the fact remains same, in the era of software boom and web page designing, many new companies took birth, did some profits and vanished altogether. But the company which had proper fundamental planning and were in right kind of...
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Vikrant Panwar
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Adeo Ressi, the serial entrepreneur feels that there are simply too many venture capital funds chasing too few opportunities, with unrealistic expectations. The result, as he notes in one eye-grabbing slide, is that VC returns over the past five...
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Arup Chakraborty
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With increasing awareness and concern for environment the future is based on green technology. Very soon we will see the legal regulations enforced on all to adopt only green technologies. So it make sense to invest fund the companies who are...
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Bindu Narayan
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Green technologies are a fad. Because VCs are investing in US, it is hot in India. The much needed infrastructure and support for green technologies rae not present in developing countries like India
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Niranjan Nayak
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yes definitely, Investments in solar and wind companies have already paved the way for the creation of 2.4 million new jobs.
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Ravi
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I agree with you Veena. Education is going to be a multi billion dollar business in India in coming years.
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pranav patwardhan
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I would like to be a little careful while going in for full time education business, as it requires good infrastructure, facilities, prefered location etc. Infrastructure is the primary requirement for education business as nowadays...
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Veena Gupta
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Yes i think they should bet on Education, as education is taking very good shape in the country and with new reforms that will be in place in the future, this is a right time for them to invest in this area which would not have found many takers...
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MFIs have seen the most active venture capital deal flow within the banking and financial sector since 2008. There are many Small town microfinance companies spread across India which are doing well ...
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prakashraj kumavat
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Yes, absolutely great opportunity for Micro Finance Institutes because most of the people of India live in villages they are self dependent. To promote Micro Finance first of all Financial Institutes should create awareness regarding the same...
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deepakjain
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yes there many local and inetnatinal companies invest in this field DCM Shriram consolidated doing create an finacial services hub through its division hariyali kisaan bazaar in very deeply rural area of india . provide villagers banking and...
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'If there is one place on the face of this Earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India'. Romain Rolland, French philosopher The Indian economy has witnessed significant change in the last decade. Almost all the sectors have been opened up for private participation. Import licensing has been abolished and Import duties have now been rationalized to internationally acceptable levels. Peak import duty is now at 15 per cent. The process of reforms since independence in 1947 has been slow but steady. The 50s through the 70s saw agricultural reforms, 80s up to the mid-90s was the phase of ind...
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My salutes to Mr Narayana Murthy and Mr Mashelkar! Today in Economic Times the brain storming article having same heading made me really excited and highly hopeful towards future of application of researches in science and technology in commercial field.As in my whole career I felt that its lagging too much in our country (except southern parts of India).Whatever researches are going on in big government institutes remain in journals and proceedings of seminars.Very few come up in application.While crores of rupees are spent every year by many funding sectors viz; UGC,CSIR,DBT and many more. Today after reading views of Mr Narayan Murthy and Mr Mashelkar I felt really supportive from their side as I have requested in many seminars and meetings about this innovation. Mr Narayan Murthy: What we really require is science,technology and innovation policy.Innovation is mind to market,concept to commercialisation.In the rest of the world you see that is happening. Mr Mashelkar: Human...
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