Eren N. Margalit, the head of Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) and a former member of the Knesset, stated on Monday that Israeli venture capital groups are open to investing in India.
Margalit, the founder and executive chairman of JVP, stated that India has been extremely successful in creating the foundation for many other international tech countries around the world while speaking with ANI about the business climate in the country.
He added that collaboration may happen anyplace, whether it's Delhi, Varanasi, Mumbai, Tel Aviv, or Jerusalem.
He said, "I love all the Indian locales, and I've had fantastic time there.
The money of investors looking to purchase private equity holdings in start-ups and small- to medium-sized businesses with significant growth potential is managed by venture capital funds, which are collective investment vehicles. These investments are typically classified as having very high risk and large potential returns.
Margalit continued, "India has been very powerful in establishing the backbone for many international IT countries throughout the world."
Margalit expressed his desire for further collaboration between Israel and India in the areas of entrepreneurship and technology.
JVP's founder and executive chairman, Margalit, remarked in an interview with ANI on the prospects for startups in India: "The abilities and traits, the managerial skills and innovation, they bring to the table, it would be amazing to cooperate."
“There are many areas such as fintech and software. Also, new cooperation around food tech as India is looking for new agricultural and water strategies. One of the biggest initiatives we are working on and maybe can work on together with the Indian government and Indian business community is climate technology,” he said.
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