In a major boost to the Indian Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) market, Electropreneur Park (EP) announced the exit of Univlabs, a leading Indian healthtech startup. With its remarkable growth journey, Univlabs.
The research and development division of homegrown wearable brand Boat along with the Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) of Mobile Enhancements Products has developed an indigenous IP for neckband headphones.
It will remain in force for a period of five years. The MoC (memorandum of cooperation) intends to strengthen cooperation between India and Japan towards enhancement of semiconductor supply chain, recognising the importance of semiconductor for the advancement of industries and digital technologies, the Ministry of Electronics & IT said in a statement.
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India s top listed companies appear to have a growing problem of retaining talent. The median attrition rate of BSE 100 firms stood at 17% in the year ended 31 March, sharply up from 10% rate in 202021 and 15.4% in 202122, showed a Mint analysis of disclosures made by the companies in their annual reports. Women consistently dropped out more than men.
In charts: Why India Inc is finding it tough to retain talent – Live Mint Read More »
Innovating talent acquisition: In the everchanging landscape of modern businesses, an organisation s success and growth are inherently linked to its ability to attract, nurture, and retain toptier talent. A robust personnel acquisition and retention strategy is key for sustained long term growth for any company.
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The number of deals, with an equity upside, has fallen sharply. Compared with 38 deals in 2022 and 49, the year before, Tracxn data shows that startups have closed out only 17 venture debt deals this year so far.
Venture debt deals largely loan driven – The Financial Express Read More »
850 crore, which is a little over $100 million, to invest in technology driven and inclusive startups in India and across the globe. The fund will adhere to Valuables inaugural fundraising effort seeks to secure approximately850 crore, which is a little over $100 million, to invest in technology driven and inclusive startups in India and across the globe.
Valuable Venture Debt Fund aims to raise 850 crore for tech startups – CNBC TV18 Read More »
This groundbreaking summit aims to invigorate the startup ecosystem in Surat and kindle the entrepreneurial spirit within the city while also fostering connections between established businesses and budding startups.
The SEBI approved VSS Investments Fund, dedicated an initial corpus of Rs 20 crore and a Rs 10 crore green shoe option, is dedicated to nurturing India based startups focused on serving Indian consumers and businesses, according to a statement.
This newly established fund is dedicated to investing in Indian startups focusing on Artificial Intelligence and Electric Vehicles (EV). These startups are to be incubated in India and have a specific emphasis on serving the needs of Indian consumers and businesses.
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