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Members of the Indian Deep Tech Alliance have invested ₹2,170 crore in 56 Indian deep-tech startups over the last year. The funding spans sectors including energy, climate, quantum, robotics, space, and artificial intelligence. This initiative aims to support the movement of new technologies from laboratory research to commercial markets.
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- Future investment rounds for the 56 supported deep-tech startups.
- Impact of the Department of Science and Technology's RDI scheme on further industry-led initiatives.
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Ajay Kumar Sood
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“The RDI Scheme and industry-led initiatives can complement each other in strengthening the pathways through which promising technologies move from the laboratory to the market and create long-term strategic and economic value for India”
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…firms in question showed that the “vision” behind the ₹1 lakh crore Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) scheme of the Department of Science and Technology was “beginning to translate into measurable action”. “ The RDI Scheme and industry-led initiatives can complement each other in strengthening the pathways through which promising technologies move from the laboratory to the market and create long-term strategic and economic value for India ,” Mr. Sood said. Energy and climate-related start-ups received over 30% of the capital, with eight firms receiving ₹655 crore. Quantum, robotics and space start-ups received nearly a similar share, split among 21…
Sriram Viswanathan
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“This is an important first milestone, but the larger task is to help India’s deep-tech companies build enduring businesses, access global markets and emerge as technology leaders in their respective fields.”
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…split between 11 biotech, pharmaceutical and digital economy start-ups. IDTA was announced at the previous year’s Semicon edition. Sriram Viswanathan, an IDTA member and a founding partner at Celesta Capital, said, “ This is an important first milestone, but the larger task is to help India’s deep-tech companies build enduring businesses, access global markets and emerge as technology leaders in their respective fields. ” Published - September 18, 2026 05:00 pm IST…
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Named India · Ajay Kumar Sood · Celesta Capital · Department of Science and Technology · Indian Deep Tech Alliance · Sriram Viswanathan
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