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1h agoSingapore & Canada‑based startups target India for expansion as ecosystem draws global founders
Startups from Singapore and Canada are increasingly looking to expand into India, citing its large consumer market, growing digital infrastructure and supportive startup ecosystem. At the EPIC 2025 startup pitch event, two Indian‑based firms were shortlisted among more than 1,200 applicants across 70 economies.
The incoming firms span digital health, fintech and greentech.
India’s startup policy incentives and regulatory ease are major draws.
Analysts believe this trend could help local ecosystem maturity, bring global capital in and accelerate cross‑border innovation partnerships, though execution and localisation challenges remain significant.
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1h agoSingapore & Canada‑based startups target India for expansion as ecosystem draws global founders
Startups from Singapore and Canada are increasingly looking to expand into India, citing its large consumer market, growing digital infrastructure and supportive startup ecosystem. At the EPIC 2025 startup pitch event, two Indian‑based firms were shortlisted among more than 1,200 applicants across 70 economies.
The incoming firms span digital health, fintech and greentech.
India’s startup policy incentives and regulatory ease are major draws.
Analysts believe this trend could help local ecosystem maturity, bring global capital in and accelerate cross‑border innovation partnerships, though execution and localisation challenges remain significant.
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Singapore & Canada‑based startups target India for expansion as ecosystem draws global founders
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Startups from Singapore and Canada eye India for growth due to its market size and policy tailwinds.
Startups from Singapore and Canada are increasingly looking to expand into India, citing its large consumer market, growing digital infrastructure and supportive startup ecosystem. At the EPIC 2025 startup pitch event, two Indian‑based firms were shortlisted among more than 1,200 applicants across 70 economies.
The incoming firms span digital health, fintech and greentech.
India’s startup policy incentives and regulatory ease are major draws.
Analysts believe this trend could help local ecosystem maturity, bring global capital in and accelerate cross‑border innovation partnerships, though execution and localisation challenges remain significant.
Startups from Singapore and Canada are increasingly looking to expand into India, citing its large consumer market, growing digital infrastructure and supportive startup ecosystem. At the EPIC 2025 startup pitch event, two Indian‑based firms were shortlisted among more than 1,200 applicants across 70 economies.
The incoming firms span digital health, fintech and greentech.
India’s startup policy incentives and regulatory ease are major draws.
Analysts believe this trend could help local ecosystem maturity, bring global capital in and accelerate cross‑border innovation partnerships, though execution and localisation challenges remain significant.
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Nov 8, 2025 • 21:02 IST