Already stuck in a 15-month funding slump, India’s young companies are in danger of becoming collateral damage to the country’s highest-profile startup crisis in years.
Byju's Funding Crisis: Already stuck in a 15-month funding slump, India's young companies are in danger of becoming collateral damage to the country's highest-profile startup crisis in years
When capital comes, it normally comes in all forms. You will have different asset managers doing different things, but I think the country will be attractive overall. That s obviously qualified by what s happening with rates in India at that point and what the expectations for rates are and for the exchange rate as well.
Satyam was a chastening experience as it brought out the flipside if not the downside of foreign listing in prominent relief. While the Indian market allowed the grass to grow under its feet, American investors proved savvier and more vigilant
Even as the IPO (initial public offering) market was sharply impacted by the global stock markets retreating or stalling in 2022, India emerged as a bright spot