As valuations decline, Indian start ups now planning to get listed on American exchange
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Indian start ups are going through a rough phase. And to make sure that funding doesn’t stop, the new age tech companies are enthusiastically eager to get listed on Nasdaq, the American exchange. Indian companies like The sole reason for this is the drying up of funding and valuations declining. If there’s anything that can save the Indian start ups from a declining valuation is getting listed on Nasdaq, that is home to the stocks of as
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