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Sandiip Bhammer commented on the Indian Government's historic move to abolish the angel tax in the Union Budget 2024 in Zee Business' article.

In the article, Sandiip discusses the potential impact of India's new government on the startup ecosystem and outlines key strategies to enhance innovation and growth, emphasizing the importance of: 1) implementing single-window clearances to streamline regulations, 2) establishing funding mechanisms like grants and subsidies, particularly for climate-tech startups, 3) offering R&D incentives, including tax breaks, to spur innovation, 4) strengthening digital and energy infrastructure, and 5) investing in skill development through targeted education programs.

Pleased to announce that we have received coverage overnight alongside other well-renowned climate investors in Entrepreneur Media. The attached article highlights our perspective and includes quotes from our Managing Partner, Sandiip Bhammer, on the significant impact of regulatory changes on the viability and growth of climate tech startups. Sandiip also discusses the importance of incorporating ESG aspects into businesses to align with regulatory expectations and enhance their appeal to investors prioritizing sustainable and responsible investments.

Ritu Marya interviews Sandiip Bhammer for Entrepreneur India: “What was clear in this budget, which was great for us, because we are a climate change fund, is the government’s continued commitment to addressing climate change as a big thrust area.” “They spoke about one crore homes being potentially solarized from a rooftop perspective or the setting up of incentives for the creation of charging infrastructure to create employment. As well as the incentivising the use of electric vehicle buses for public transportation and transition to a more EV based economy.” – Sandiip Bhammer, Founder and Co-Managing Partner of Green Frontier Capital.

In a recent panel discussion at the 'India Live 2023' Summit, industry leaders, including Sandiip Bhammer, Founder and Co-Mangaging Partner, Green Frontier Capital, discussed India's strides in renewable energy. Currently ranking fourth globally in renewable energy capacity, the country aims for 50% capacity from renewables by 2030.

India is gearing up to draft a new policy aimed at attracting electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers and fostering increased investment in the sector. Sandiip Bhammer, Founder and Co-Managing Partner of Green Frontier Capital, says a robust charging infrastructure is essential to alleviate range anxiety and encourage EV adoption.

Green Frontier Capital is one of only five companies featured in "3 Key Things Investors Look For In a Founder Before Signing a Cheque" published in Entrepreneur India. In the article, Sandiip Bhammer, Founder and Co-Managing Partner, Green Frontier Capital…