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  • Groww Planning to Enter the Wealth Management Industry with Unit ‘W’

    According to a media report, IPO-bound Groww will begin providing wealth management services to wealthy clients under the name W through a distinct arm. The online investment platform, which already provides investment options including equities, mutual funds, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), will be expanding under a separate organisation for the first time. As per the report, W would provide 15 million wealthy customers alternative investment funds (AIF) and portfolio management services (PMS) through its mutual fund and broking operations. Although they did not specify when the new entity will begin, it is expected to happen soon.

    Allowing Much Needed Access to Investors

    A wider range of elite individual investors would have access to private markets, including startup investments and other exclusive asset classes that are generally more difficult to invest in, thanks to Groww’s recent action. Groww is also preparing an acquisition to boost the fledgling wealth management company’s expansion, with the goal of creating an omnichannel presence for HNI customers. As it gets ready for an initial public offering (IPO), Groww’s plans for the wealth management industry highlight its intention to go beyond retail investment and serve wealthier clients. Groww, which is backed by Peak XV Partners, is negotiating with investment banks for an initial public offering (IPO) that may value the firm at $6–8 billion, more than doubling the 2021 estimate of $3 billion, according to a report published by a prominent media outlet on January 14. Groww would become the first significant company in the wealthtech industry in India to go public as a result.

    Groww’s Past Present and Future

    According to the most recent data from the National Stock Exchange, Groww started out as a direct mutual fund investing platform before branching out into stock trading and becoming India’s largest broking app with over 12 million active traders, surpassing both Angel One (7.6 million) and Zerodha (8.1 million). In addition to offering credit through a non-banking financial organisation, Groww also manages assets. With W, Groww will have a closer rivalry with companies that serve wealthy investors, like Sanctum Wealth and 360 One Wealth (previously IIFL Wealth).

    Additionally, the move coincides with an increase in wealth creation in India that is creating new prospects for wealthtech businesses that are sector-focused. Groww shifted its parent company back to India from the US in order to get ready for its India IPO. Based on a recently determined fair market value, the company paid the US government INR 1,340 crore ($160 million) in taxes. Its stated loss last year was influenced by this tax payout, which accounted for more than 30% of its most recent $3 billion valuation.

  • Change Engine Accelerator Program to Invest $5 Million in Early-Stage AI Startups

    • Change Engine will support 6 AI startups developing ML stack technologies and business applications from India for the world.
    • The 6-month accelerator program features a cutting-edge sandbox for building AI  products, a customer advisory board in Silicon Valley, and a mentor network of successful entrepreneurs.
    • Change Engine founders bring over 35 years of cumulative experience in building and supporting successful AI B2B SaaS startups selling to Fortune 500 companies globally.
    • The founders hold multiple AI publications in top conferences and global patents.

    Gurugram, Haryana, India | 11th March, 2025: Change Engine, a premier startup accelerator and ecosystem builder based in Gurugram, today announced its bold plan to invest over $5M over the next five years in early-stage AI startups from India. The initiative is focused on  nurturing 6 high-potential AI startups annually, driving innovation in machine learning stack technologies and business applications that serve global markets. 

    “At the heart of the accelerator is our commitment to building second-generation AI  products from India—solutions that go beyond superficial implementations to deliver robust, scalable, and tailor-made innovations. Our 6-month program provides startups with  a state-of-the-art sandbox environment, comprehensive support in product development,  and a global mentor network. Each year, we will seed 6 startups with $50K each, followed by up to $150K through syndication, paving the way for over $5M in total investment over  the next three years,” said Varun Aggarwal, Founder of Change Engine. 

    Change Engine has been instrumental in building the AI ecosystem in Delhi NCR, hosting events such as the AI Product Bootcamp at IIT Delhi, where over 40 AI enthusiasts received hands-on training from industry veterans at companies like Google, Meta, and Amazon.  Previously, Change Engine has also done work around understanding the AI research work done by India vis-à-vis other countries. Change Engine also runs a popular podcast based on  AI where they call prominent personalities in the field of academia, corporate, and startups in the area of AI. 

    Change engine’s previous cohorts have already achieved significant milestones—Sonic Lambs was featured on Shark Tank India Season 4 and secured Rs 50L in funding, while CallPrep was spotlighted in Nikhil Kamath’s WTFund list. Many other startups are well on their way to achieving product-market fit and raising capital.

    A distinguishing feature of the Change Engine accelerator is its unique Customer Advisory Board, which brings together industry leaders from top US organizations—including  Amazon, Google, McKinsey, and Adobe—to provide real-world insights, validate ideas, and refine go-to-market strategies. 

    “Change Engine isn’t just an accelerator; it’s a launchpad for breakthrough AI innovations.  We are here to empower the next generation of AI entrepreneurs with the funding, mentorship, and industry connections they need to transform their ideas into impactful products,” added Aggarwal.

    About Change Engine 

    Based in Gurgaon, Change Engine is a startup accelerator dedicated to building a vibrant AI  ecosystem in India. By supporting early-stage startups with capital, mentorship, and strategic industry networks, Change Engine aims to drive innovation and position India as a global leader in AI.

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  • Andhra Chief Minister Naidu Said the State is Working to Establish “Quantum Valley”

    N. Chandrababu Naidu, the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, stated on 10 March that the government is forming a task force and attempting to establish a “Quantum Valley” in the state in order to gain a competitive edge in this revolutionary field. The chief minister stated that he wants Andhra Pradesh to take the lead in quantum technology development, pointing out that it will bring about revolutionary breakthroughs in a number of fields. In keeping with the National Quantum Mission, Naidu wrote on X that the state government is forming a task force and developing a strategy to establish a world-class quantum computing powerhouse in Andhra Pradesh known as the “Quantum Valley.”

    Joining Hands with IIT Madras, TCS and IBM

    In order to realise this goal of being a centre for computing, the Andhra state is working with IIT Madras, TCS, and IBM to become a national centre for quantum computing research, drawing in top talent and international investments. In order to achieve this goal, a crucial meeting was convened on 10 March, attended by IBM Quantum India head Venkat Subramaniam, L&T chairman and MD SN Subrahmanyan, Abhay Karandikar from the Department of Science and Technology (DST), and others. The CM later stated that deep technology and quantum computing ought to arrive in the state during a book launch in Vijayawada. According to the chief minister, he met with a number of businesses and players, including TCS, L&T, IIT Madras, IBM, and the Government of India’s DST, to discuss potential opportunities in these areas.

    According to the TDP chief, quantum computing and deep technology are the way of the future. Among other things, he forced the stakeholders and representatives of the companies that met with him recently to sit down and discuss how to employ those technologies in Amaravati.

    National Quantum Mission

    The National Quantum Mission (NQM), which will cost INR 6003.65 crore and run from 2023–2024 to 2030–2031 and aims to seed, foster, and scale up scientific and industry R&D as well as establish a dynamic and inventive ecosystem in Quantum Technology (QT), was authorised by the Union Cabinet on April 19, 2023. This would foster the nation’s ecosystem, boost QT-led economic growth, and position India as a pioneer in the development of quantum technologies and applications (QTA). Developing intermediate-scale quantum computers with 50–1000 physical qubits in 8 years using a variety of platforms, such as superconducting and photonic technologies, is one of the mission’s goals. Long-distance secure quantum communications with other nations, intercity quantum key distribution over 2000 km, multi-node secure quantum communications, and satellite-based secure quantum communications between ground stations within India. Among the mission’s deliverables are quantum networks with quantum memories.

    The development of very sensitive magnetometers in atomic systems and atomic clocks for accurate time, communications, and navigation will be the main goals of the National Quantum Mission. For the creation of quantum devices, it will also aid in the design and synthesis of quantum materials, including superconductors, innovative semiconductor architectures, and topological materials. Quantum communications, sensing, and metrological applications will also see the development of single-photon sources/detectors and entangled photon sources.

  • IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Asks TCS, Infosys, and Wipro “It’s Time to Create India’s iOS and Android Counterpart”

    Leading Indian tech companies, including TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, have been encouraged by Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to create a mobile operating system especially for India. “I urge our leading tech companies—Infosys, TCS, and Wipro—to accept this challenge: create a mobile operating system for our nation,” he stated while speaking at the 32nd ICT Business Awards & DQ Digital Leadership Conclave, which was hosted by Dataquest India. “You’ve excelled in providing services, but now is the time for India to become a product-driven nation,” the minister said, urging these businesses to change their focus, according to a news agency report. The government is prepared to assist these firms in their undertaking.

    Making India a Tech Giant

    Vaishnaw highlighted the government’s goal of making India a global leader in technology throughout his speech. According to Vaishnaw, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given the country the courage, foresight, and means to dream large. In addition to tackling the issues of the present, the nation must lay the groundwork for the future by creating goods and technologies that would rank India among the top five technological nations; possibly in the future, it will be mentioned alongside the G7 or G20 as part of a T5’—the top five in technology.

    Government’s Push for AI

    The minister also emphasised the government’s initiatives to take the lead in artificial intelligence (AI) and democratise the field. He disclosed that the first “Made in India” chip is anticipated to be released this year and that five manufacturing facilities are now being built. He also declared the launch of the AI Compute Portal, which would give government agencies, startups, and researchers access to cutting-edge GPUs and high-performance computing capabilities for AI research. According to him, the government unveiled a shared computing centre with 14,000 GPUs on 10 March. Researchers, students, and businesses in the nation will be able to test AI models, improve algorithms, and create cutting-edge apps owing to the establishment of this centre . The minister added that the nation has a clear goal: it wants to create its own fundamental AI models within the next 12 months. A media outlet asked Vaishnaw to describe the government’s technology strategy for its 2047 objectives. According to him, the government’s third term would be devoted to the development of autonomous AI models, small, problem-specific AI solutions, GPUs, startup support, and talent development.

    According to the NASSCOM Annual Strategic Review 2026, the share of IT services and engineering research and development (R&D) will remain dominant in terms of overall revenue. According to the analysis, although the projected growth is strong, over half of the CEOs polled thought that hiring would either remain the same or decline in fiscal 2026. Approximately two-thirds of them stated that artificial intelligence would account for over 10% of IT spending.

  • Perfios Purchases CreditNirvana, Platform for Debt Resolution

    Perfios, a Bengaluru-based software development company, has added the AI-driven debt management and collections platform CreditNirvana to its extensive range of business-to-business (B2B) products for an unknown sum. The agreement was made one month after the fintech company, which specialises in fraud detection and software solutions for financial institutions’ underwriting, onboarding, decision-making, and risk management, purchased the fraud-detection platform Clari5 (CustomerXPs) to bolster its suite of crime management tools. Additionally, the most recent acquisition coincides with an increase in demand for comprehensive debt resolution services. By using AI to add a layer of intelligence to collections and reduce delinquencies, modern platforms like Credgenics, Spocto X (a Yubi Company), DPDzero, CredResolve, Rezolv, Creditas Solutions, and Skit AI, among others, are simplifying the process for banks, NBFCs, and fintechs.

    Perfios Exploring the High Growth Market

    The transaction puts Perfios in a position to access a high-growth market with a full-stack, technology-first approach to financial services, as lenders in India spend more than $7 billion a year on debt recovery and collections, the company said in a statement. According to Sabyasachi Goswami, CEO of Perfios, the company hopes to achieve new efficiencies by combining CreditNirvana’s AI-driven capabilities with Perfios’ current products. This addition strengthens Perfios’ position as a full-stack, tech-first financial technology supplier and reaffirms the company’s commitment to innovation and market leadership.

    The company is certain that this action will allow it to provide more value and propel the global financial ecosystem forward quickly and at scale. CreditNirvana, which was founded in 2019 and has its headquarters in Bangalore, provides an end-to-end debt management platform. It has over 42 million loan accounts and manages a collection portfolio of over $9 billion. The company, which is sponsored by G A Partners and Cornerstone Venture Partners, was recently valued at $8.36 million and has received $2.2 million thus far. Perfios’ extensive knowledge of financial technology and unwavering dedication to innovation, according to Raj MKK, founder and CEO of CreditNirvana, gives the company a major edge in growing its clientele and developing its artificial intelligence skills. Through the collaboration, CreditNirvana can expand into new areas, provide more advanced AI-powered solutions, and establish new standards for data-driven debt recovery and management.

    Perfios Expanding its Portfolio

    In order to grow its offers across the board, Warburg and Kedaara-backed Perfios, which became a unicorn last year after collecting $80 million in a Series D1 round from Teachers’ Venture Growth (TVG), has been adopting the organic path. In September 2023, it acquired Chennai-based open finance platform Fego.ai to expand its global reach in addition to acquiring new fraud detection and debt collection capabilities. Through the agreement, Perfios gained access to Fego’s clientele of over 1,200 financial institutions in 18 countries, providing them with software solutions for risk management, underwriting, onboarding, and decision-making. With a 37.1% increase in revenue at INR 557.8 crore, the company’s FY24 net profit jumped 9.2X to INR 71.67 crore. Its revenue was made up of INR 52.21 crore from international activities and INR 505.6 crore from domestic operations.

  • Trump Pushes Through Tariffs, Causing US Stock Market to Lose $4 Trillion in value

    Investors are alarmed by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, and a stock market sell-off has erased $4 trillion from the S&P 500’s top last month, when Wall Street was applauding most of Trump’s program, due to fears of an economic slowdown. Businesses, consumers, and investors are now more anxious due to a flurry of new Trump initiatives, particularly the back-and-forth tariff moves against China, Canada, and Mexico, who are important trading partners. On March 10, the stock market selloff intensified. With its largest daily decline of the year, the benchmark S&P 500 opened the day down 2.7%. The Nasdaq Composite saw a 4% drop the biggest one-day drop since September 2022. Monday saw the S&P 500 settle 8.6% lower than its record high of February 19, losing more than $4 trillion in market value since then. The index is now approaching a 10% fall, which would be considered a correction.

    Tariff War Causing Uncertainty in the US Market

    Over the weekend, as investors feared the effects of his trade strategy, Trump refrained from making any predictions on whether the United States would experience a recession. Speaking at the CERAWeek conference in Houston, Lazard CEO Peter Orszag said that the level of uncertainty brought about by the trade conflicts involving Canada, Mexico, and Europe is making boards and C-suites reevaluate the way forward. The portion about Canada, Mexico, and Europe is unclear, but people can comprehend the ongoing problems with China. This might seriously harm the US economy and M&A activity if it isn’t resolved over the next month or so.

    When Delta Air Lines opened on March 10th, it cut its first-quarter profit projections in half, which caused its shares to drop 14% in post-market trading. Ed Bastian, the CEO, cited the increased economic uncertainties in the United States. In order to prevent a partial shutdown of the federal government, investors are also keeping an eye on whether Congress can enact a financing bill. On March 12, the United States will release its inflation report. Based on data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis as of July 2024, the percentage of total corporate stocks and mutual fund shares owned by the wealthiest 10% of Americans was 87%, while the same percentage for the bottom 50% of Americans was roughly 1%. Megacap technology and tech-related stocks like Nvidia and Tesla, which have underperformed so far in 2025, propelled the S&P 500 to back-to-back gains of over 20% in 2023 and 2024, pulling major indexes along.

    Ongoing Developments at Wall Street

    Since Trump’s election on November 5, the S&P 500 has lost all of its gains and has fallen by almost 3%. According to a March 10 Goldman Sachs note, hedge funds cut their stock exposure on 7 March for the biggest amount in over two years. Although investors had been hopeful that Trump’s anticipated pro-growth program, which included deregulation and tax cuts, would boost stocks, their euphoria has been tempered by uncertainties around tariffs and other measures, such as federal staff layoffs. Despite the current decline, stock market values are still far higher than historical averages. LSEG Datastream, a global source of financial datasets, reports that as of 7 March, the S&P 500 was slightly above 21 times earnings projections for the upcoming year, as opposed to its long-term average forward P/E of 15.8.

  • Angad Bhatia Joins as CEO of Firstpost and Creator18

    March 11, 2025: Angad Bhatia has been appointed as the CEO of Firstpost and Creator18, a brand-new and exciting venture from the Network18 stable.

    In addition to shepherding Firstpost, India’s most credible international news brand, he will lead the building of a creator network on off-platform extensions across our digital properties.

    An experienced builder of digital businesses, Angad brings deep expertise in starting and scaling B2C media ventures. Angad has an entrepreneurial approach which is bolstered by clear strategic planning. He has shown a knack for identifying adjacencies to existing businesses and has demonstrated growth in the companies he has worked with.

    Before joining Network18, Angad was CEO of India Lifestyle Network. He also led Brand & Marketing Growth for other Mensa Brands. He brings more than 15 years’ experience in media, content, technology, creation & innovation, and digital commerce while building some of India’s most influential digital-first consumer brands like MensXP (a digital platform that he founded & scaled it into a market leader before its acquisition by Times Internet), iDiva & Hypp.

    Angad’s entrepreneurial zeal will bring to life new ideas, helping the group reach new audiences and explore new growth opportunities.

    Angad will report to Rahul Joshi, MD & Group Editor-in-chief, Network18.

    About Firstpost

    Firstpost is a leading Indian news website offering in-depth coverage and analysis. Launched in 2011, it is part of the Network18 Group. The platform covers politics, business, sports, and entertainment. Known for its bold journalism, Firstpost delivers credible and timely news. It is headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra.

    About Creator18

    Creator18 is a brand-new venture from Network18, aiming to build a creator network on off-platform extensions across its digital properties. While specific details about Creator18 are yet to be publicly disclosed, it represents Network18’s initiative to expand its digital footprint and engage with content creators to enhance its media offerings.

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  • ixigo Approves ESOS 2025 With 1.2 Crore Stock Options

    Online travel aggregator ixigo has approved a new Employee Stock Option Scheme (ESOS) for 2025, allocating 1.2 crore (12 million) stock options to its employees. This move aims to attract and retain talent while aligning employee interests with company growth.

    ixigo’s board has approved granting stock options of at least 1% of the company’s issued capital to co-founders Aloke Bajpai and Rajnish Kumar under the ESOS 2025 plan.

    Details of the ESOS 2025:

    • Total Number of Options: The ESOS 2025 consists a pool size of 1.2 crore (12 million) stock options. Upon vesting and exercise, these options will convert into an equivalent number of equity shares, aligning with the existing equity shares of the company.
    • Pricing Formula: Each option under ESOS 2025 is priced at INR 93, matching the issue price during ixigo’s Initial Public Offering (IPO).

    This move is proof of ixigo’s commitment to recognising and rewarding its employees’ contributions. By offering stock options, the company aims to match employees’ interests with its growth and success, creating a sense of ownership and motivation.

    Recent ESOP Allocations

    This is not ixigo’s first initiative to reward its workforce through stock options:

    • January 2025: The company allotted 10.58 lakh equity shares to eligible employees under various ESOP schemes.
    • December 2024: Over 4.6 lakh equity shares were allotted to employees under multiple ESOS plans.
    • November 2024: An expansion of the ESOP pool saw the grant of 17.57 lakh stock options under ESOP 2024.

    These consistent efforts highlight ixigo’s dedication to employee welfare and its strategy to retain top talent in a competitive industry.

    About ixigo

    Founded in 2007 by Aloke Bajpai and Rajnish Kumar, ixigo is an Indian online travel portal headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana, India. The platform aggregates real-time travel information, prices, and availability for flights, trains, buses, and hotels, enabling users to plan, book, and manage their trips efficiently.

    Over the years, ixigo has expanded its services and made strategic acquisitions to improve its offerings.

    In June 2024, ixigo went public, listing on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

    The company’s vision is to become the most customer-centric travel platform, delivering the best user experience by leveraging artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science-led innovations.

    In Q3 FY25, ixigo posted a revenue of INR 242 crore, marking a 41.5% year-on-year increase from INR 171 crore in the same period last year. The company’s net profit dropped by 49.3% to INR 15.5 crore in Q3 FY25 from INR 30.6 crore in Q3 FY24.

    By continually investing in its employees and expanding its services, ixigo aims to maintain its competitive edge in the rapidly evolving travel industry.

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  • OpenAI’s AI Agents: Revolutionary or Just Ridiculously Expensive?

    OpenAI is back at it, and this time, it’s not about making AI smarter. Instead, it is about making your wallet significantly lighter. The company is gearing up to launch AI agents with subscription plans ranging from $2,000 to $20,000 a month. Yes, you read that right. While OpenAI envisions these agents taking over complex tasks like booking tickets, ordering groceries, and, presumably, justifying their own absurd price tags, the bigger question is: Who’s actually paying for this? 

    AI Agents or AI Elitism?

    The pricing breakdown is as dystopian as it is hilarious. $2,000 gets you an “entry-level” agent for knowledge workers (because apparently, having knowledge isn’t enough anymore). $10,000 gets software devs an AI assistant because why hire juniors when you can burn ten grand a month? And at $20,000, you get a PhD-level research assistant, or we should essentially say: a digital Einstein with a subscription plan. The numbers sound straight out of an OpenAI-generated hallucination, yet Sam Altman expects these agents to rake in 25% of OpenAI’s revenue. 

    Scam Altman or Smart Altman?

    The “Scam Altman” meme practically writes itself, but let’s be fair, he’s onto something. AI agents are the future. These models will soon replace mundane human tasks, optimise workflows, and potentially render certain jobs obsolete. AI is getting frighteningly capable, and OpenAI knows it. But the real kicker? OpenAI, which once preached about making AI “accessible,” is now locking its most powerful tools behind a paywall so steep that even Fortune 500 companies might hesitate.

    So, is this the dawn of autonomous AI productivity or just the latest chapter in AI’s ever-growing “pay-to-play” economy? Either way, if you’re not loaded, you’ll have to settle for ChatGPT and manually order your groceries like we do, for now!

  • Mufin Group Acquires Majority Stake in LKP Finance Limited with Net-Worth of 370 Cr in an All-Cash Deal

    In a bid to strengthen its net worth, Mufin Group has acquired LKP Finance in an all-cash deal, resulting in the group’s net worth increasing by INR 370 crore. By leveraging LKP Finance’s capital base alongside Mufin’s expertise in lending, we will be able to expand rapidly after this acquisition.

    Kapil Garg, Managing Director of Mufin Group, commented on the acquisition:

    “This acquisition is a pivotal step in our journey to scale and transform our business. By leveraging LKP Finance’s capital base alongside Mufin’s expertise in lending, we will drive financial inclusion, enhance liquidity, and introduce cutting-edge financial products. Our vision is to empower businesses and individuals with seamless access to credit, fuelling sustainable economic growth.”

    With this strategic acquisition, Mufin Group aims to strengthen its financial position and diversify its lending portfolio. The deal is expected to boost the group’s ability to offer customised financial products across various sectors, particularly MSMEs, electric vehicle financing, and sustainable energy initiatives.

    The acquisition of LKP Finance marks a significant milestone in Mufin Group’s expansion strategy, enabling us to establish a strong foothold in the Western India market. With LKP’s deep-rooted presence and legacy in the financial sector, this move enhances our reach and strengthens our market positioning. Leveraging LKP’s established network and credibility, we aim to scale our lending operations, drive sustainable growth, and further our vision of financial inclusion across key regions.

    With this investment, Mufin Group is set to expand its capital base by ₹370 crore, accelerating its mission to provide innovative and accessible financial solutions. LKP Finance, a well-established NBFC, brings valuable capital strength and industry experience to the table.

    Market experts believe this acquisition will positively impact Mufin Group’s financial stability and lending capabilities. It will also strengthen investor confidence, positioning the group as a key player in the NBFC sector.

    About Mufin Group

    Mufin Group is a leading financial services provider committed to offering innovative and inclusive lending solutions. The company specialises in financing electric vehicles, MSMEs, and sustainable energy projects. With a strong presence across India, Mufin Group aims to drive financial inclusion and economic growth by providing accessible credit solutions.

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