Leadership
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India has what it takes to become a global semiconductor powerhouse: Qualcomm's Rahul Patel
Rahul Patel, group general manager, connectivity, broadband & networking (CBN), Qualcomm, speaks about the company's new products, its India investments and building a semiconductor ecosystem
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$1 trillion market cap not just a possibility but a vision for future of startups: Redseer Strategy
Kanishka Mohan, partner, and Anil Kumar, CEO of Redseer Strategy write about how startups can fuel the public markets
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New-age company IPOs have been a disappointment. Are VCs to blame?
Most of the stock market Hall of Fame are regarded as such for the consistent returns they have provided over the long-term. VCs were no where in the arena when Amazon, Tesla, Microsoft or HDFC Bank went public, Shankar Sharma, founder of GQuant & First Global writes
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IPO boom is here to stay: Prime Database Group MD
The primary markets are likely to stay attractive for investors with efficient and simple regulatory processes, but overpricing remains a concern, Pranav Haldea writes
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SBFC Finance: Enabling lending to small businesses
Large banks usually don't prefer lending to small India's 64 million MSMEs fearing default. It is here that Aseem Duru identified a huge market gap, building his company SBFC Finance into a Rs 8,000-crore enterprise
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Why Dolf van den Brink, the Heineken CEO, refuses to be guided by mere profit
The top boss of the world's second-biggest brewer by sales, who was on his maiden visit to India after taking over as the CEO in 2020, reckons the strength of a true leader lies in giving, and not in taking
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How Madan Mohanka built Tega Industries into a stakeholders' dream
It was difficult for IIM-A graduate and first-gen entrepreneur Madan Mohanka to build an engineering company. But the over-45-year-old Tega Industries has grown exponentially while rewarding shareholders after it went public in 2021
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KFC, Pizza Hut, and Costa Coffee: Ravi Jaipuria's Devyani International and its insatiable appetite for growth
Devyani International, the largest franchisee for KFC and Pizza Hut in India, and the sole franchisee for Costa Coffee in the country, has had a dream run leading to its listing in August 2021, and the company is gearing up for more
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Forbes India IPO litmus test: Survival of the fittest
The real test for newly-listed companies comes once the listing pop charm fizzles out. A few survive, while most crack under pressure, eroding investor wealth
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Sowmya Suryanarayanan: Driving impact
At Aavishkaar Capital, Sowmya Suryanarayanan is helping fund sustainable and impactful businesses that can create value for both investors and the society
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KKR India's Simrun Mehta: Challenging the status quo
KKR India's Simrun Mehta leads some of its most valued private equity investments. She advises potential entrepreneurs to build the right moats with good governance and sustainable unit economics