Context :
Startups seek new definition in note to government /
Eco Times / 20 Jan 2022
Extract :
Industry body Indian Private Equity and Venture Capital
Association (IVCA) has proposed a new definition for startups in a note to the
government ahead of the Union budget where it also reiterated some older
demands like allowing local firms to directly list overseas.
IVCA has proposed that a company should be
considered a start-up as long as it is under 10 years old and not a subsidiary
or outcome of a merger or spin-off, irrespective of its revenue, multiple
people aware of the matter told ET
“Currently, the
amended provisions by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal
Trade (DPIIT) say a company will be recognised as a start-up till 10 years from
its date of incorporation, with a revenue threshold of Rs 100 crore,” a person
aware of the matter said. “They (IVCA) have proposed that revenue should not be
a benchmark at all.”
Doing “innovating” work, too, would be an
important criterion, as per IVCA’s note.
“Less than 500
startups have actually opted for the IMB certification,” one of the sources
mentioned above said. “Let investors be the judge of promising startups rather
than the government officials.”
MY TAKE :
I urge, both IVCA ( aakriti@ivca.in / rahul.shah@ivca.in / Sunitha@ivca.in ) and the Union Government to read following
, before announcing any NEW DEFINITION :
# A New
Economic Order - Start Up Act / 2015…………. [ 12 Nov 2015 ]
# Start up wish list ………………………[
28 July 2016 ]
# 50 million
new jobs in 5 months ?
# 10 Million
Start Ups in one Year ?
# Blue Print
for Start Up Nation
# Start Up
Eco- System / USA vs INDIA
# Second Industrial
Revolution
# From Job-seekers
to Job-Creators
# A New
Economic Order - Start Up Act / 2015
# Killing Many
Birds with one Stone
With regards,
Hemen Parekh / hcp@RecruitGuru.com / 20
Jan 2022
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