45-odd Indian start-ups hold promise of entering unicorn club this year

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45-odd indian start-ups hold promise of entering unicorn club this year

14 Jan 2022

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India’s unicorn run is far from losing stream. The country, which added over 40 unicorns to its growing kitty in 2021, is looking at another 45 or so start-ups that have the potential to achieve $1-billion-plus valuation (the threshold to be called unicorn) in the near future.

This is according to a report by business research and market intelligence firm PGA Labs, a unit of consulting firm Praxis Global Alliance. The firm comes out with a quarterly report on India’s “soonicorn” — soon-to-be-unicorn — landscape. This is the fourth edition of its

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