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India has extended its deep tech startup status to 20 years and raised the revenue cap to 3 billion rupees to support long-horizon growth.
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India has extended its deep tech startup status to 20 years and raised the revenue cap to 3 billion rupees to support long-horizon growth.

Originally reported by TechCrunch

India has extended its deep tech startup status to 20 years and raised the revenue cap to 3 billion rupees to support long-horizon growth. Backed by a 1 trillion rupee RDI Fund, this policy provides the patient capital required for additive manufacturing startups to navigate lengthy material certification and hardware cycles. This systemic shift reduces pressure for early exits, fostering a domestic ecosystem for advanced manufacturing and material science. 🇮🇳 #AdditiveManufacturing #DeepTech #India #Investment

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