This looks very interesting Gautam I'm the cofounder of Equilibrium.World - we provide Smart Sustainability Solutions to a wide range of customers, helping them automate their sustainability workflows. I am also the co-founder and partner of SparkLabs Cultiv8 Ventures. We have 27 investments across sustainability, climate, food and agriculture sectors. We are looking at opportunities in the India market in these areas.
I am especially interested in seeing how India can be a centre of product and business model innovation for our companies - especially Equilibrium which is expanding now into India. I always think that if you can make your business grow and be profitable in India, you can do it anywhere. I like the way you have categorized the different opportunities for companies above and look forward to the next post!
Thanks for reading! I don’t know too much about the space you operate in, but I do know that companies that operate in this space in India are forced to be extremely innovative - usually setting themselves up for global success because they learn to be profitable with extremely tight unit economics.
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This looks very interesting Gautam I'm the cofounder of Equilibrium.World - we provide Smart Sustainability Solutions to a wide range of customers, helping them automate their sustainability workflows. I am also the co-founder and partner of SparkLabs Cultiv8 Ventures. We have 27 investments across sustainability, climate, food and agriculture sectors. We are looking at opportunities in the India market in these areas.
I am especially interested in seeing how India can be a centre of product and business model innovation for our companies - especially Equilibrium which is expanding now into India. I always think that if you can make your business grow and be profitable in India, you can do it anywhere. I like the way you have categorized the different opportunities for companies above and look forward to the next post!
Thanks for reading! I don’t know too much about the space you operate in, but I do know that companies that operate in this space in India are forced to be extremely innovative - usually setting themselves up for global success because they learn to be profitable with extremely tight unit economics.