Many of the Internet start-up companies in India are now on the list. These range from food delivery to e-commerce and online insurance start-ups. The mass valuation of these start-up companies will reach $ 180 billion by 2025, according to HSBC Global Research Report on India’s Internet. Reports say that 80 percent of the industry today is occupied by Amazon and Flipkart, but this image may change soon. Reliance Jio is emerging as a major competitor. The report states that 48 per cent of retail spending in India is for groceries. This number is 15 percent in China and 10 percent in the US.
60 billion investment in internet startup
The report notes that the scale and maturity of the Indian internet economy is growing and is creating greater value and investment opportunities. In the last five years, India has invested over $ 60 billion in Internet start-ups. In 2020 alone, they have invested $ 12 billion. The market value of Internet start-up companies (FinTalk) is expected to reach $ 180 billion by 2025, the report said.
Startups cannot afford to spend unnecessarily with government assistance
Many start-up companies, from food delivery to e-commerce and online insurance, are now close to the list, the report said. There are 42 start-ups in India, more than a billion dollars in unicorns, according to the HSBC report. At the same time, there are 45 start-up companies with the potential to join the Unicorn Club soon. These are called unicorns. The fastest e-commerce start-up companies are moving ahead, the report said. Their market valuation is expected to reach $ 67 billion by 2025, up from $ 31 billion in 2019.
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