New Delhi: Venture capital<\/a> consortium Indian Angel Network<\/a> (IAN) is planning to invest over Rs 100 crore in start-up firms across sectors in 2021, according to a governance committee member and co-founder of the network. IAN co-founder Padmaja Ruparel told that the consortium members will evaluate opportunities in biotechnology, augmented reality, manufacturing and in environment space.

\"We will invest and we will exit both, and we will give returns. I think we will do much better than what we have done this year. I think more than Rs 100 crore we should look at,\" Ruparel said.

IAN has invested in start-ups like FarEye, Fab Alley, HungryZone,
Staqu<\/a> etc. In 2020, IAN exited 3-4 companies after registering 15 times growth on the invested capital.

Ruparel said that IAN is present in different segments including in healthcare, biotech, med devices, and wellness.

\"I think the other piece is anything driven by data and Analytics. Anything driven by brand, IT. What we are looking at is innovative ideas with good entrepreneurs,\" Ruparel said.

She said that the world is looking at India for growth and investment in
Jio Platforms<\/a> during the COVID-19 pandemic is a testament to this very fact.

Jio Platforms raised a total of Rs 1.52 lakh crore from companies such as Facebook,
Qualcomm Ventures<\/a>, Google<\/a> etc in mid-2020, when COVID-19 cases were rising every day.

\"We will see innovation and entrepreneurs catering to problems in India or catering to solutions for India. I think these solutions will also be applicable for global problems,\" Ruparel said.

She said that the environment for investment in the country has improved to a level where US-based start-ups have also started raising funds from India.

\"To me 2021 looks very interesting. I think what 2020 has done will obviously impact 2021, also but we will continue to invest at the same pace or I would say higher pace actually. I think a lot of the new areas will come up. The reality is that onlines and technology are now here to stay,\" Ruparel said.

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印度天使网络计划投资100卢比在2021年初创企业

伊恩像FarEye已投资于创业企业,工厂的小巷里,HungryZone, Staqu等。2020年,伊恩退出3 - 4公司登记后在投入资本增长15倍。

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新德里消息:风险资本财团印度天使网络(IAN)计划投资100卢比在2021年初创公司各部门,根据治理委员会成员和网络的创始人之一。伊恩创始人Padmaja Ruparel告知该财团成员将在生物技术评估的机会,增强现实、制造业和环境空间。

“我们将投资,我们将退出,我们会给予回报。我想我们会做得更好比我们所做的。我认为超过100卢比我们应该看看,”Ruparel说。

伊恩已投资于初创公司像FarEye,工厂的小巷里,HungryZone,Staqu等。2020年,伊恩退出3 - 4公司登记后在投入资本增长15倍。

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Ruparel说,伊恩是出现在不同的领域包括医疗、生物技术、医疗设备和健康。

“我认为另一块是由数据和分析。任何的品牌,它。我们看的是企业家,好的创意”Ruparel说。

她说,世界是看印度的增长和投资Jio平台在COVID-19流行证明了这个事实。

Jio平台共有十万的1.52卢比从Facebook等公司高通公司,谷歌等2020年中期,当每天COVID-19病例上升。

“我们将看到创新和企业家迎合印度或印度餐饮解决方案的问题。我认为这些解决方案也将适用于全球性问题,”Ruparel说。

她说,这个国家的投资环境改善了水平,美国初创企业也开始从印度筹集资金。

“我2021年看起来很有趣。我认为2020年所做的显然会影响2021年,但我们将继续投资同样的速度或我认为更高的速度。我想很多新领域将出现。现实情况是,网络和技术现在留在这里,”Ruparel说。

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伊恩资助大约100卢比在2020年45 - 50家公司,她说。

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New Delhi: Venture capital<\/a> consortium Indian Angel Network<\/a> (IAN) is planning to invest over Rs 100 crore in start-up firms across sectors in 2021, according to a governance committee member and co-founder of the network. IAN co-founder Padmaja Ruparel told that the consortium members will evaluate opportunities in biotechnology, augmented reality, manufacturing and in environment space.

\"We will invest and we will exit both, and we will give returns. I think we will do much better than what we have done this year. I think more than Rs 100 crore we should look at,\" Ruparel said.

IAN has invested in start-ups like FarEye, Fab Alley, HungryZone,
Staqu<\/a> etc. In 2020, IAN exited 3-4 companies after registering 15 times growth on the invested capital.

Ruparel said that IAN is present in different segments including in healthcare, biotech, med devices, and wellness.

\"I think the other piece is anything driven by data and Analytics. Anything driven by brand, IT. What we are looking at is innovative ideas with good entrepreneurs,\" Ruparel said.

She said that the world is looking at India for growth and investment in
Jio Platforms<\/a> during the COVID-19 pandemic is a testament to this very fact.

Jio Platforms raised a total of Rs 1.52 lakh crore from companies such as Facebook,
Qualcomm Ventures<\/a>, Google<\/a> etc in mid-2020, when COVID-19 cases were rising every day.

\"We will see innovation and entrepreneurs catering to problems in India or catering to solutions for India. I think these solutions will also be applicable for global problems,\" Ruparel said.

She said that the environment for investment in the country has improved to a level where US-based start-ups have also started raising funds from India.

\"To me 2021 looks very interesting. I think what 2020 has done will obviously impact 2021, also but we will continue to invest at the same pace or I would say higher pace actually. I think a lot of the new areas will come up. The reality is that onlines and technology are now here to stay,\" Ruparel said.

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