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Continue reading →: Deep-Tech Startups Need Revenue Beyond Core ProductsMSME Briefing Bureau Investors seek profitability, sound governance and scalable business models Startups seeking investment must demonstrate more than a promising product or rapidly growing revenue. They need a credible business model, disciplined capital allocation and a clear route to profitability. For deep-tech ventures, where research, development and testing can…
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Continue reading →: Twenty Drivers, One Call Centre, One Big IdeaMSME Briefing | Sunday Musing How Gojek organised an informal market and scaled beyond bike taxis In Jakarta, traffic jams were more than an inconvenience. They exposed a gap between people who needed to move and motorcycle-taxi drivers waiting for customers. In 2010, entrepreneur Nadiem Makarim began tackling that mismatch…
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Continue reading →: India Ranks 11th in Pharma Value Despite ScaleMSME Briefing Bureau Zydus chief calls for $500 million more in R&D funding and talent expansion India ranks third globally in pharmaceutical production by volume but only 11th by value, exposing the gap between manufacturing scale and higher-value innovation. At the CII Pharma Summit 2026 in Ahmedabad, Zydus Lifesciences Managing…
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Continue reading →: Organic Food: How Much Can We Trust the Label?MSME Briefing Bureau INVESTIGATIVE FEATURE | ORGANIC FOOD | INDIA From Sikkim’s organic transformation to Gujarat’s certification system, consumers need evidence beyond the label. Consumers increasingly pay a premium for organic food, trusting that its production follows stricter environmental and agricultural standards. But what does an organic label actually guarantee?…
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Continue reading →: Maize Starch Shortage: Industry’s ChoicesMSME Briefing Bureau How can paper, packaging and textile mills prepare for alternatives? India’s maize supply is coming under pressure as weaker crop prospects coincide with demand from animal feed, ethanol and starch manufacturers. For paper mills, corrugated-box producers and textile units, the concern is no longer limited to higher…
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Continue reading →: Green Hydrogen: India’s Valve Industry?By Haresh B. Jhala : A ₹3,000–15,000 crore potential market—but who can qualify to supply? India’s green-hydrogen ambition could open a substantial new market for valve manufacturers, but the opportunity is neither automatic nor guaranteed. Electrolysers, gas purification, compression, storage and green-ammonia plants require valves designed for demanding hydrogen and…





