India is trying to create its own Nasdaq as whole host of startups get ready for IPO

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India is trying to create its own nasdaq as whole host of startups get ready for ipo

29 Mar 2021

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India’s early tech companies like online travel aggregator platforms MakeMyTrip and Yatra, had listed in the Nasdaq, years ago owing to the US’ friendly moves for technology companies.

Now, SEBI may want to replicate the success of the American exchange, with India's Innovators Growth Platform.

The easing of listing regulations have come at a time when a whole host of Indian startups like Zomato, Delhivery, Nykaa are headed for IPO.

The full article was originally published on Business Insider

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