Mainland companies show increasing interest in Indian start-ups, 100 Smart Cities Mission Chinese investors are showing increasing interest in Indian start-ups, with more than 350 representatives of leading Chinese venture capital (VC) firms participating in an India investment seminar held in Beijing on Tuesday. Around 20 Indian start-ups coming from all sectors, namely Tripshelf (travel), OfficePass (rental solutions), Snapmint (shopping/marketing) and Sattviko (food), made pitches before Chinese investors, according to a press release from the
Chinese venture capital (VC) funds are likely to invest around $30 million in eight Indian start-ups, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said after the 2nd Startup India Investment Seminar held in Beijing on Tuesday. “In the 1st Startup India Investment seminar, 12 Indian start-ups participated, of which 4 secured a funding of $15 million from Chinese VCs. In the current round, 8 start-ups out of 20 participants are set to get a commitment of
New Delhi, Nov 14 (KNN) Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) India has established a USD200 million fund for investing in promising Indian MSMEs and ventures, said Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) CEO Zheng Bin. He made the above statement at the second round of Startup India Investment Seminar organized by embassy of India in China in partnership with Startup India Association (SIA) and Venture Gurukool on 12 November 2018 in Beijing
Venture Gurukool’s Co-Founder, Ntasha acknowledged Chinese CEO’s and high tech SME’s at the 2018 Zhongguancun International Lecture Hall about the India Opportunity of Internet Business. The session was organized by the Administrative Committee of Zhongguancun Science Park and Chengfeng Alliance. The event was focussed towards familiarizing Chinese investors and entrepreneurs about the opportunities available in the Indian market and leverage the most from the growing IoT sector. India is the second largest consumer of internet
Venture Gurukool’s partner Association of Independent Directors of India (AIDI) recently hosted a seminar on “ACCELERATING GENDER DIVERSITY ON BOARDS AND IN BUSINESS LEADERSHIP” At Claridges, New Delhi. The event focussed on the impact of unconscious bias and stereotyping on women’s performance as leaders. To sensitize senior Board Leaders and decision makers on the impact of gender diversity for improved business performance, corporate governance systems and long-term sustainable development of companies. Also, improve understanding of
