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India showcases 37 deep-tech startups to BRICS investors at innovation forum
A two-day exposition is providing Indian technology startups with a platform to engage BRICS investors and explore international business opportunities. The event aims to facilitate investment discussions, technology partnerships and cross-border market access.
LSN India ·
India is presenting 37 deep-technology startups to investors from BRICS nations at an ongoing innovation exposition, marking a significant effort to connect domestic tech entrepreneurs with emerging-market capital and expertise.
The two-day forum has been designed to create a structured environment for investment discussions between Indian startups and BRICS-based investors. Participating companies are drawn from India's burgeoning deep-tech sector, which encompasses advanced technologies ranging from artificial intelligence and quantum computing to biotechnology and advanced materials.
Beyond direct investment opportunities, the exposition facilitates technology partnerships and business linkages among participating startups and international counterparts. The platform enables Indian entrepreneurs to explore pathways for international market expansion and establish connections with potential collaborators across BRICS economies.
The initiative reflects India's growing emphasis on positioning its startup ecosystem as a regional innovation hub. By leveraging BRICS networks, Indian deep-tech companies gain access to investment pools, technical expertise and market entry strategies that can accelerate their growth trajectories.
Such forums have become increasingly important for startups seeking capital and strategic partnerships beyond traditional venture funding channels, particularly those operating in capital-intensive technology sectors.