https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/desi-ai-founders-risk-falling-behind-overseas-peers-accel/articleshow/121632421.cmsAccel partners highlight that Indian AI startups are lagging behind global competitors due to a lack of urgency and limited global vision, despite comparable technical skills. They emphasize that US-based AI startups with rapid revenue growth achieve significantly higher valuations compared to Indian counterparts. Investors now expect AI-first companies to scale rapidly, demanding a global mindset for success.Desi AI founders risk falling behind overseas peers: Accel
Accel partners highlight that Indian AI startups are lagging behind global competitors due to a lack of urgency and limited global vision, despite comparable technical skills. They emphasize that US-based AI startups with rapid revenue growth achieve significantly higher valuations compared to Indian counterparts. Investors now expect AI-first companies to scale rapidly, demanding a global mindset for success.Accel partners highlight that Indian AI startups are lagging behind global competitors due to a lack of urgency and limited global vision, despite comparable technical skills. They emphasize that US-based AI startups with rapid revenue growth achieve significantly higher valuations compared to Indian counterparts. Investors now expect AI-first companies to scale rapidly, demanding a global mindset for success.
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Accel partners highlight that Indian AI startups are lagging behind global competitors due to a lack of urgency and limited global vision, despite comparable technical skills. They emphasize that US-based AI startups with rapid revenue growth achieve significantly higher valuations compared to Indian counterparts. Investors now expect AI-first companies to scale rapidly, demanding a global mindset for success.
Indo Farm Equipment's IPO gets nearly 6 times subscription on opening day. Retail investors subscribed 8.54 times, and non-institutional investors 7.61 times, while QIBs received 1% subscription. The company plans to use the proceeds for manufacturing capacity expansion, debt payment, and investment in its NBFC subsidiary.Indo Farm Equipment's IPO gets nearly 6 times subscription on opening day. Retail investors subscribed 8.54 times, and non-institutional investors 7.61 times, while QIBs received 1% subscription. The company plans to use the proceeds for manufacturing capacity expansion, debt payment, and investment in its NBFC subsidiary.
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