Indian Startup Ecosystem PDF

 ### Role of Ecosystem Components in the Life-journey of Startups ###### (iii) growth and scaling. A study based *on* the Bangalore Startup ecosystem identified how the startup - **Mature sectors:** Fintech, Enterprise, Retail and retail tech, and Health tech - **Em...

 ### Role of Ecosystem Components in the Life-journey of Startups ###### (iii) growth and scaling. A study based *on* the Bangalore Startup ecosystem identified how the startup - **Mature sectors:** Fintech, Enterprise, Retail and retail tech, and Health tech - **Emerging sectors:** Supply-chain management and logistics, Real estate and construction, Travel and hospi- tality, Edtech. Media iind entertainment - **Nascent sectors:** Aerospace and defense. Industrial and inanufacturi s. Agritech. Energy and Utilities, and Human resources. Table 2.1 *Emerging Trends in the Indian Startup Ecosystem* ##### Table *Z.3 Comparison of the Top Global Startup Ecosystems* USA -------------------------- ------- -- -- -- -- 24 15,00 0.26M 270M Table *3.3 Startup Hubs in India* -- -- -- -- -- -- ###### India. Table 2. 4 features the celebrity startups---unicorn club---of the nation. How incubators and accelerators supports the deYelopment and growth of the startup ecosystem is discussed in the section on "Ecosystem Components" in this chapter. Indian Startup Ecosystem 3!2 **Sector** ---- -- ------------ ----- -- ------ -- 1 21 2012 16 2015 10 2018 8.2 2018 6.5 2014 6 6 2015 3.5 2018 2018 3 2015 3 2018 2.8 2018 12 1.6 2015 1.6 2019 14 1.5 2013 2018 1.5 2019 1.4 2016 1.1 2016 1.1 2019 1.1 2019 1 2011 1 2018 1 2019 1 2019 1 2019 1 2019 1 2019 ###### Based on the evolution stagc of the differcnt components of the startup ecosystems. the volumc of startups getting founded and funded. and the volume o( startup events getting organized, different regions or cities in India have been categorized into three categories and discussed below. ###### Emerging Startup Hubs The cities which are coming up as hubs of startup activity are Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur. Kolkata, and Kochi. Morc than 150 startups are bascd in cmcrging startup hubs. #### Entrepreneurs and Potential Entrepreneurs Academic Institutions ===================== #### Culture for Entrepreneurship - Introdtlctiolâ o1' cntlcprCllctIrSliip GOClrses in elâgillCerill aud uianaJellâCllt illstituÎionS - Risc of entrepreneurship cells iri colleges lcadirig tc› încrease in events ori enlrcpreneurship - Rise of"(Inicorns in India and celebrity status caf some startup founders - Succass cl' Indian entrepreneurs and vcnture capital managers in global arcna - Government initiatives---both central and federal---to make startup popular - Wide publicity of "startups" in popular mediu #### Supporting Infrastructure: Incubators, Accelerator, and Co-working Space WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN INDIA ====================================================== ###### stakeholders---employees, vendors, investors, and customers. ##### Table 2.6 *Snapshot of Some Incubators and Accelerators in India* -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Availability of Funding ----------------------- Indian Startup Ecosystem 41 -- -- -- -- -- -- ##### Table 2.8 *Top Ten Venture Capital Investors in India in 2020* -- ------ -------------------------------------------------- -- 450 215 153 148 134 1\\4 102 101 93 8O Snapdeal, Cure.flt, Vogo, Med plus, Urban Ladder -- ------ -------------------------------------------------- -- The decade from 2020 onwards is li kcly to see significant increase in digital consumption. By 2025, the ###### data users afe about to get doubled from 2018 figures to 850 million and will compose 64% of the workforce. ### Government Policy for Supporting Businesses 1. Easing the process ot' starting of busin ess: Processes simplified: form simplified. 2. Dealing with construction permits: Time to receive permit reduced: cost reduced from 23°ñ to 5.4% of per capita income of the economy; n umber of procedures reduced. #### Conclusion IN REVIEW ---------