Blogs
Why did we invest in Upside AI?
Sateesh says “Our decision to invest in Upside AI was driven by the fact that the founders had the vision that questioned the normal and sought to better it, and at the same time build a radical solution to address an existing gap in the PMS/AMC Space.
The Eyestem Story: Why did we invest in?
Dr Ramesh Byrapaneni says" I believe that the time for cell therapy solutions has arrived and the starting point to this promising area of science has to be the eye, the retina, to be specific. Eyestem intends to disrupt the global cell therapy ecosystem and set a new benchmark for quality and affordability in this sector. Eyecyte-RPE, their flagship solutions to treat incurable age related macular degeneration has excellent efficacy results and will be in 'First in Man' (FIM) trials in 2021."
Moore’s Law and the Indian venture capital, startup ecosystem
Sateesh breaks down his thoughts and helps you understand why the comparison "Moore's Law, from the world of computing, refers to the number of transistors on a microchip doubling every two years, though the cost of computers is halved. Interestingly, the law and the multiplier effect at its core have been relevant across multiple sectors in the past. A great example at hand and still unfolding is the vibrant Indian venture capital and entrepreneurial ecosystem"
Evaluating Investments-Endiya’s Lens
"Clearly, there's nothing as challenging as crossing the chasm for a startup. But having the right set of investors by your side can make the journey less lonely. So what exactly does a venture capital firm look at when investing in early-stage startups?" Abhishek lists out what we at Endiya look for in startups and why?
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