Indian venture capitalists call for sector-specific funds, AIF support for non-tech MSMEs, and tax breaks in 2025 budget
venture capital funding, MSME growth, and emerging technologies such as AI and robotics.
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The startup and venture capital (VC) ecosystem in India has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, with the government's proactive policies playing a key role.
As per the official information, India has emerged as one of the most vibrant startup ecosystems globally, earning its place as the 3rd largest startup hub. With over 100+ unicorns, the Indian startup landscape is shaping the future of innovation and entrepreneurship.
The industry players this year are expecting enhanced support from the government with demands such as sector-specific funds, sector-specific funds, MSME-focused private equity (PE) funds, strengthening of the domestic VC industry, revisions to ESOP taxation and more attention towards the deep tech startups.
Utkarsh Sinha, Managing Director of Bexley Advisors, emphasises the crucial role of FFS in bringing high-quality limited partner (LP) capital into India's VC ecosystem which has resulted in a multiplicative impact on total funds raised.
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