Global EconomyLivemint•1 min read•10/29/2026 (1d ago)

India isn't out of the AI race as private equity investors see promise

India isn't out of the AI race as private equity investors see promise
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In its 19 October report, investment bank Goldman Sachs estimated that prospective IPOs over the next 2-5 years could add $50-$100 billion in incremental market capitalization to India's listed AI complex.

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  • India isn't out of the AI race as private equity investors see promise
  • In its 19 October report, investment bank Goldman Sachs estimated that prospective IPOs over the next 2-5 years could add $50-$100 billion in incremental market capitalization to India's listed AI complex.
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In its 19 October report, investment bank Goldman Sachs estimated that prospective IPOs over the next 2-5 years could add $50-$100 billion in incremental market capitalization to India's listed AI complex.

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