Overview
- Organisers reported roughly $254.5 million in funding commitments on Day Two, June 16, driven largely by advanced-stage investments intended to move research projects toward marketable products.
- More than 80 DeepTech startups pitched to over 50 global investors from more than 10 countries during intensive investor sessions that aimed to match technologies with capital and industry expertise.
- Over 40 startups secured confirmed investor follow-up commitments after the Day Two meetings, creating near-term opportunity for term sheets, due diligence and larger rounds.
- The summit facilitated more than 1,350 business-to-business meetings and led to the signing of over 50 collaboration agreements linking Indian teams with corporate, institutional and European partners.
- Organised by the Ministry of Education, the three-day event shifts on its final day to technology parks, accelerators, climate tech and scaling strategies to convert deals into sustained commercial partnerships.