Source: Deccan Herald — Newsroom — Green Frontier Capital

Trump win could bring added vibrancy to VC interest in Indian startups

Excited to share that Sandiip Bhammer has been featured in a piece by Deccan Herald.

“With a robust startup ecosystem, expected to grow at 12-15% annually, India’s reliance on foreign investment, particularly from US investors, positions it to feel the repercussions of the US election closely. US investors participated in approximately 30% of Indian startup transactions in 2020, contributing 60% of the funding,” said Sandiip Bhammer, founder and Managing Partner of New-York based Indian climate tech firm Green Frontier Capital.

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Startups Propel EV Financing As Retail Credit Remains Constrained

Green Frontier Capital is closely monitoring the evolving landscape of electric vehicle (EV) financing as traditional banks remain hesitant due to perceived risks in this budding industry. Despite the challenges, the rise of EV financing startups is a promising trend, bringing tech-enabled solutions to the forefront. Many of these startups leverage tools such as guaranteed buybacks, insurance discounts, and cheaper upgrades to newer models, making EV ownership more accessible and attractive.

Nutrifresh empowering women in the farming community in India

The Deccan Herald’s interview with Bina Khan — Board Advisor & Investor for Nutrifresh Farm Tech India Pvt Ltd. — discussing Nutrifresh’s role in empowering women in the workforce and how the agriculture sector at large is set to play a prominent role in economic development for rural women in India

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