Our philosophy is to focus on fundamentally strong, high growth sectors. These sectors are vested with enormous potential to scale even higher, led by innovative, technology-driven products and services.

• Skilling companies providing non-conventional courses that focus on 21st Century.
• skills are gaining acceptance in the post NEP 2020 landscape.
  EdTech firms have taken over the education sector by storm. They have scalable solutions in blended mode that encompass every aspect of learning.
• Indian universities with high NIRF ranking and NAAC scores are being empowered to increase the scope of programs, introduce online academic programs and increase their local, national and global footprint.

• Wellness-based products and services are gaining traction given the increasing demand for holistic solutions.
• IOT (Internet of Things), Robotics and Automation have opened the medical equipment market for new entrants.
• Big Data, ML (Machine Learning) and AI (Artificial Intelligence) have accelerated research and innovation in the health care sector.
• The advent of the AR/ VR (Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality) technology will change the face of all the trainings, treatments, diagnostics, and rehabilitations.

• AgriTech has emerged as a hot sector for the investor community with applications impacting farm productivity as well as efficiencies in logistics. Government has promoted this trend through initiatives like India Digital Ecosystem of Agriculture (IDEA), National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA) etc.
• Drone-based technology has been adopted by the government via Kisan Drones to help farmers with crop assessment, spraying of fertilizers and pesticides.
• Machine Learning (ML), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) have also found their footing in the sector with innovative solutions emerging from the “Digital Agriculture” initiative, promoted in the Union budget.

• Tier 2 cities have led the growth in real estate sector due to the lower base rates, increased purchasing power of locals and rise of urbanization.
• Improved transparency and regulatory controls have soared up the investment in the private sector.
• Innovative low risk-high return investment options have emerged in the form of Agricultural lands, Farmhouses, Resort homes/ Homestays etc.
• There is a resurgence of demand and prices due to positive sentiments in the post-Covid scenario.

• With low penetration levels in semi-urban and rural areas for niche product segments in FMCG, local brands in these segments with good reach in their geographies have gained traction.
• Given the increase in purchasing power, there is high growth potential for good brands equipped with the right distribution network in the Consumer Durables segment.
• Sustainable products are in demand in the urban landscape, as customers are more sensitive to impact of products on the environment.
• The Make in India initiative is garnering a lot of attention and acceptance from the manufacturers and consumers.

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