Venture capitalists say deeptech funding in India will remain in the $1-1.5 billion range over the next two years, before picking up in 2027-28, driven by policy support, the launch of the Research Development Incentive fund and a stronger pipeline of startups beginning to reach maturity. Some are also betting on growing interest from Indian family offices, global funds and limited partner interest in the sector.
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