Your own company? You can do it (2011)

Re:Your own company? You can do it (2011) by sandGorgon on Sunday June 18, 2017 @06:46AM (#14580058)

That's because India's domestic markets are large enough. In fact, the hottest startup culture is actually China - but those are closed markets.

When you build startups in India, you build for the fastest growing economy in the world. Yes - startups still do list on international markets, but that is a combination of Nasdaq, Singapore and BSE.

For example, the largest "unicorn" in India - Flipkart - is listed in Singapore.

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Re:Your own company? You can do it (2011) by sah2ed on Sunday June 18, 2017 @06:53AM (#14580086)

I had to google that BSE is the Indian exchange, Bombay Stock Exchange.

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Re:Your own company? You can do it (2011) by cmadan on Sunday June 18, 2017 @07:54AM (#14580269)

Flipkart is registered in Singapore but not listed on the SGX (Singapore's stock exchange).

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Re:Your own company? You can do it (2011) by sandGorgon on Sunday June 18, 2017 @08:15AM (#14580335)

not yet - but that is the reason it is registered. Same for Ola IMHO. Its was the most regulatory friendly arrangement to allow for an international IPO while still operate things like wallets and multi-brand retail in India.

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