Razorpay’s revenue jumped 65% to Rs 3,783 crore in FY25, driven by payments, POS, loyalty, banking, and global operations. Gross profit ros...

Dream Sports CEO Harsh Jain acknowledges the redomiciling to India was poorly timed due to the online gaming ban, impacting revenue. The co...

Previously, it was mandated that founders be classified as "promoters" when filing their initial public offering (IPO) documents. After tha...

Meesho, like fellow Y Combinator-backed startups Groww and Razorpay, was incorporated in the US to simplify access to global capital. Howev...

Better listing prospects and easier legal formalities are seeing many Indian startups change domicile to India from overseas. Here's a look...

The Bengaluru-based ecommerce marketplace is eyeing a $700-800 million IPO, but the issue size and the timelines could change depending on ...

Startup Policy Forum (SPF), an industry group representing over 50 new-age companies, in a communication to the Ministry of Corporate Affai...

Carlyle Group is exploring a potential $1 billion IPO for Quest Global Services in India, targeting a valuation exceeding $5 billion. The e...

Global trade, including Indian exports, is impacted by extended voyage times and conflicts in key regions. Despite no reported container sh...

Valued at $700 million, Kreditbee flipping base to India will set the stage for a domestic initial public offering by the company — the key...

The US government's updated rule for international entrepreneurs has received varied responses. While some see it as a great opportunity fo...

The moot issue for any start-up is the ease of compliance, clarity on tax, flexibility in transferring funds in global markets, multiple cu...

There is a growing concern after the I-T department ordered about 100 startups to pay tax on their marked down valuations in recent funding...

According to software products think-tank iSPIRT valuations of India’s top 30 software products startups jumped by at least 26% in 2015.

The government will announce broad measures to help startups “Stay in India”, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Most startups are registered outside India in markets like US, Singapore after their initial rounds of funding to avoid regulatory hurdles.

Nine of the top 30 business-to-business software product cos by market cap have already relocated to US, Singapore & UK, according to iSPIx.