Vishesh Rajaram, founding partner at Speciale Invest, said that while more investors are entering the deeptech ecosystem, most remain focussed on the early stages with small cheque sizes. “India does not have a deeptech problem at the seed stage. The real gap is growth capital. Many startups have de-risked science, but they still need capital to become self-sustaining institutions,” he said.
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