Startup India: Startup funding down 29% in first half of 2020 - Tracxn

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Startup funding dropped by 29% in the first six months of 2020 to $4.2 billlion compared to $5.9 billion in the corresponding period last year, due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, according to data by venture capital industry tracker Tracxn.

Only 443 startups were funded in the January-June period this year against 725 in H1, 2019. This year also put the spotlight on certain sectors like alternative lending, payments and test preparation tech and generated a lot of interest and funding from investors, according to Tracxn.

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Startup funding down 29% in first half of 2020: Tracxn

Only 443 startups were funded in the January-June period this year against 725 in H1, 2019. This year also put the spotlight on certain sectors like alternative lending, payments and test preparation tech and generated a lot of interest and funding from investors, according to Tracxn.

Statistics That Matter for Startups: Facts and figures for Surfactants and Bio-Surfactants

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SURFACTANTS: FACTS AND FIGURES


Surfactants can be found in countless products in daily use all over the world. But the sales markets are changing—and so are the customers’ requirements. An overview of the facts and figures t help those who wants to venture into bio-surfactants field. The annual sales of bio-surfactants are expected to increase from $4.2 bn in 2017 to $5.52 in 2022 at a compounded annual growth rate of 5.6%.

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Surfactants: Facts and figures

Which sectors use the most surfactants? How is the global market developing? And what potential have biosurfactants? A numerical overview.

Fireside Ventures - The case for Digital-first Consumer Brands in India post covid era

A recent Deloitte study discovering consumer intent to use digital services states that they are on the rise in India. 44% said they were very likely to use it for groceries, 27% for virtual doctor appointments, 36% for exercise programmes, 52% for video conferencing with family and friends, 47% for streaming entertainment, and 53% for payment apps or services.

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Clear, Convenient, and Contactless: The Case for Digital-first Consumer Brands - Fireside Ventures

It was January that we first heard about the coronavirus, and in the months since, this microscopic organism has completely transformed the world around us. One of the results has been that that our thesis of investing in digital-first consumer brands has grown in relevance.

The World Economic Forum's Technology Pioneers of 2020

The World Economic Forum today announced its 2020 Technology Pioneers, future headline-makers addressing global issues with cutting-edge technology. From artificial intelligence (AI) to carbon capture, this year’s cohort is using innovations to protect climate, improve healthcare and much more, helping us to reset society and build towards a better future.

Of the 100 firms selected, over one-quarter are female-led, more than double the industry average. These firms also come from diverse regions that stretch beyond traditional tech hubs, with companies using innovative technology in novel ways all around the world.

The 2020 Technology Pioneers include the following startups from India:

* Stellapps Technologies Private Limited - Data-led, internet of things-based, farm-to-consumer dairy supply chain digitization

* ZestMoney - Artificial intelligence-based digital lending platform disbursing affordable credit to millions

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The World Economic Forum's 2020 Technology Pioneers

We use cookies to improve your experience on our website. By using our website you consent to all cookies in accordance with our updated Cookie Notice. Saemoon Yoon Community Lead, Technology Pioneers, World Economic Forum Geneva The World Economic Forum announces its 20th cohort of 100 new Technology Pioneers.