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Startup India provides a 5 crore seed funding to the SPPU incubator

• ByStartupStory     |    July 4, 2022

The ‘Startup India Seed Fund Scheme’ would enable the startups to progress to the point where they might seek investments from angel investors or VCs, as well as loans from commercial banks or financial institutions.

 ISB’s Dlabs Incubator Association will enable the allocation of seed cash to qualifying early-stage entrepreneurs under this plan. The money will be used to help startups with proof-of-concept, prototype development, product testing, market-entry, and commercialization.

In the seed and ‘proof of concept’ development stages, the Indian startup ecosystem suffers from a lack of finance. For startups with solid business concepts, the funding necessary at this point is frequently a make-or-break situation.

Many unique business proposals fail to take off because they lack the necessary money required at a preliminary phase for proof of concept, prototype development, product testing, market access, and commercialization. Seed funding provided to such promising situations might have a compounding effect in establishing the business concepts of numerous firms, resulting in job creation.

 

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