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NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a> and SoftBank<\/a> Group founder Masayoshi Son<\/a> met on Monday to discuss more investments by the country's biggest tech backer, as a startup boom appears to cool in India amid worries about the global economy.

The
Japanese firm<\/a> has injected more than $14 billion into India's tech industry<\/a>, including in payments app Paytm<\/a> whose market value has sunk since listing in Mumbai in November.

Fund raising has become much more difficult this year for Indian startups after attracting a record $35 billion in 2021, while Softbank this month posted a record $26.2 billion loss at its Vision Fund investment
arm<\/a>.

\"Further propelling Japanese investments in India,\" Indian foreign ministry spokesperson, Arindam Bagchi, said on Twitter posting pictures of Modi and Son in a meeting in Tokyo.

Bagchi said talks focused on \"Softbank's future participation in India in technology, energy, finance, R&D, etc\" without giving details.

In a video statement shared by New Delhi after the meeting, Son said India was growing \"very quickly\" and had become the third-biggest generator of startups in the world.

\"India's future is bright,\" he said, adding Modi was keen to keep supporting the
startup sector<\/a>.

Modi also met officials from Suzuki Motor Corp, the majority owner of India's biggest automaker, Maruti Suzuki , and discussed investment in electric vehicles and batteries.

In a separate meeting with the chief of Uniqlo parent Fast Retailing Co Ltd, Modi urged the retailer to invest in India's upcoming all-in-one mega textile parks.

The prime minister is in Tokyo for a summit of the leaders of the Quad group of countries - India, the United States, Japan and Australia - and the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity.

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印度的莫迪,软银的儿子讨论大型科技股押注后更多的投资

这家日本公司注入了超过140亿美元的印度的科技产业,包括支付应用Paytm以来的市场价值已经在孟买11月上市。

  • 更新2022年5月24日08:05点坚持
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新德里:印度总理纳兰德拉莫迪软银集团创始人孙正义周一开会讨论更多投资,该国最大的技术支持,作为一个创业热潮似乎在印度由于担心全球经济降温。

日本公司注入了超过140亿美元的印度的科技行业,包括支付应用Paytm他的市场价值已经因为在孟买11月上市。

融资变得更加困难今年印度公司在2021年吸引了创纪录的350亿美元之后,而软银本月公布创纪录的262亿美元亏损在其视野基金投资手臂

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“进一步推进日本在印度投资,”印度外交部发言人巴格奇丹说,莫迪在Twitter上发布的照片和儿子的男子在东京一个会议。

Bagchi说谈判集中在“软银的未来参与印度在技术、能源、金融、研发、等“没有透露进一步的细节。

在一段视频声明中共享的新德里会见后,儿子说,印度增长“很快”,成为了世界上第三大创业公司发电机。

“印度的前途是光明的,”他说,添加莫迪渴望继续支持公司部门

莫迪还会见了铃木汽车公司(Suzuki Motor Corp .)的官员们,绝大多数的老板印度最大的汽车制造商,马鲁蒂铃木和讨论投资电动汽车和电池。

在一个单独的会议的首席优衣库迅销有限公司母公司,莫迪敦促这家零售商在印度的投资即将到来的一体化的大型纺织公园。

总理在东京举行峰会的领导人四组国家——印度、美国、日本和澳大利亚,启动期间,经济繁荣的框架。

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NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a> and SoftBank<\/a> Group founder Masayoshi Son<\/a> met on Monday to discuss more investments by the country's biggest tech backer, as a startup boom appears to cool in India amid worries about the global economy.

The
Japanese firm<\/a> has injected more than $14 billion into India's tech industry<\/a>, including in payments app Paytm<\/a> whose market value has sunk since listing in Mumbai in November.

Fund raising has become much more difficult this year for Indian startups after attracting a record $35 billion in 2021, while Softbank this month posted a record $26.2 billion loss at its Vision Fund investment
arm<\/a>.

\"Further propelling Japanese investments in India,\" Indian foreign ministry spokesperson, Arindam Bagchi, said on Twitter posting pictures of Modi and Son in a meeting in Tokyo.

Bagchi said talks focused on \"Softbank's future participation in India in technology, energy, finance, R&D, etc\" without giving details.

In a video statement shared by New Delhi after the meeting, Son said India was growing \"very quickly\" and had become the third-biggest generator of startups in the world.

\"India's future is bright,\" he said, adding Modi was keen to keep supporting the
startup sector<\/a>.

Modi also met officials from Suzuki Motor Corp, the majority owner of India's biggest automaker, Maruti Suzuki , and discussed investment in electric vehicles and batteries.

In a separate meeting with the chief of Uniqlo parent Fast Retailing Co Ltd, Modi urged the retailer to invest in India's upcoming all-in-one mega textile parks.

The prime minister is in Tokyo for a summit of the leaders of the Quad group of countries - India, the United States, Japan and Australia - and the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity.

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