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Leading Global and Indian Investors Launch India Deep Tech Investment Alliance
The India Deep Tech Investment Alliance unites U.S. and Indian firms pledging $1 billion to support startups in AI, semiconductors, biotech, and quantum computing sectors.
- On Tuesday at Semicon India 2025, eight U.S. and Indian firms including Celesta Capital and Accel launched the India Deep Tech Investment Alliance with over $1 billion committed.
- Earlier this year, the Indian government approved the ₹1 trillion Research, Development and Innovation scheme, requiring investors to focus on India-domiciled deep tech startups and addressing a persistent funding gap.
- The alliance will combine funding with mentorship, network access, and shared diligence while an advisory committee including Accel, Premji Invest, and Venture Catalysts sets objectives and coordinates investments.
- The $1 billion pledge could reshape cross-border investment patterns, and alliance leaders say it strengthens U.S.-India technology ties while supporting supply-chain diversification away from China.
- Alliance leaders say membership will expand as potential new VC and private equity members join, and they plan to evaluate deals collaboratively across the India–U.S. corridor; critics warn success hinges on execution amid funding dips and ecosystem challenges.
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/PRNewswire/ -- A coalition of venture capital and private equity firms from the U.S. and India today announced the formation of the India Deep Tech Investment...
U.S. and Indian VCs just formed a $1B+ alliance to fund India’s deep tech startups
Eight U.S. and Indian venture capital and private equity firms — including storied investors Accel, Blume Ventures, Celesta Capital, and Premji Invest — have formed an unusual coalition to back India’s deep tech startups, pledging more than $1 billion over the next decade to strengthen U.S.-India tech ties. The alliance addresses longstanding funding concerns. In April, Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal drew criticism after slamming domestic…
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