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Hnis to invest $30 billion in indian tech startups by 2025: report
17 Jun 2021
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India will have 150 unicorns by 2025, thrice as many as currently, reiterating the growing investment opportunity for homegrown tech ventures, the report, released on Thursday, showed.
The report - “Turning Ideas to Gold” - showed how more than 55,000 Indian startups raised over $70 billion in funding between 2014 and 2020.
“VC/PE funds raised during periods of economic crisis tend to have better returns when compared to those raised in non-crisis periods,” the report pointed out.
As per the report, the total market capitalization of public tech companies is 12.6% of India’s GDP while the valuation of private tech companies is 10.2% of the GDP.
More than 250 private Indian tech companies have valuations above $100 million and a potential to go public in India.
The report noted that India is expected to have about 10,000 UHNIs (ultra-high net-worth individuals) including business leaders, celebrities, NRIs, and digital entrepreneurs with cumulative wealth of $700 billion by 2024.
“Family offices are being set up as full-service private wealth management services to cater to one or a small clutch of these ultra-high net-worth individuals,” the report said.