Multiple innovative products in nutrition and personal care are coming in the next three to four months and we should be back at double-digit growth continued forward, says Tarun Arora, CEO, Zydus Wellness
Capital-A is an early-stage venture capital firm that invests at Seed and Pre-Series A in manufacturing, deep tech, and climate technology, backing founders building for India's real economy.
The dynamic, multifaceted family offices invest actively, across sectors and geographies, in both domestic and global markets. A large segment of India's high-net-worth families are setting up organised structures to invest their family wealth
When it comes to acquisitions, we are not boxed in by size or scale. If we see potential, we act. Big or small—what matters is strategic fit, says Harsha V Agarwal, vice chairman and managing director, Emami
Having worked across Moscow, Dubai, Los Angeles, and Nashville, Egor Kosolapov has developed a unique perspective on how cultural context shapes creative communication.
Once the exploration efforts of rare earth bear viable fruit, the authorities can opt for a price discovery model. This will mitigate the key challenge of limited geological exploration data and turn this sector into an investor-friendly one, says Priya Agarwal Hebbar, chairperson, Hindustan Zinc
Around INR 50 to INR 60 crore would be invested in marketing and for the rest of the portfolio, capex would be 15, 20 percent up over last year, says, Saumen Bhaumik, MD, CaratLane
With a team of more than 5000 professionals worldwide, Fractal has also built cutting-edge AI platforms such as Vaidya.ai, which applies AI to assist people in medical diagnosis and Kaleido, India's first text to image diffusion model
Over the past three decades, OpenText has transformed from a document management innovator into a global leader in Information Management, serving over 120,000 enterprise customers in 180 countries.
Over the past decade, the company's presence in India has transformed into a microcosm of its global organization. The India team has tripled in size in just two years, with 1 in 3 ServiceNow engineers globally now based in India.
The story of India's MSMEs is far from over. Their future will be shaped not only by how well they adopt new technologies but also by how inclusively they grow, how strategically they invest, and how sustainably they operate.