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India - A Startups Nation Transforming India through Digital India TV Mohandas Pai | 3one4 Capital @TVMohandasPai | @3one4Capital
The early-movers now dominate the market Apple $2024B 2021 Microsoft $1752B Amazon $1534B Alphabet $1374B Facebook $794B Tencent $748B Alibaba $617B Tesla $615B Berkshire Samsung Hathaway $482B $577B Mkt. Val.($bn) as of Feb,2021 Source: a16z, Visual Capitalist
The New Normal – Global Tech Conglomerates Tech companies dominate globally and will continue to accrete disproportionate control over new value creation AUTONOMOUS ASSISSTANT PERSONAL CARDS CREDIT CARS PERSONALIZED AUTOMATION HEALTHCARE GROCERY HOME COMMUNICATION MUSIC SECURITY HOME TELE-
Tech-forward businesses are now Expansionist Monopolies New monopolies and $1T companies will be built upon inalienable data advantages.
India Internet on a high growth trajectory Cost of data – one of the lowest in the world, rapid increase in wireless broadband subscribers and subsequently increased data usage Cost of Data in India is one of the lowest in Every second person in India has Internet the world Wireless broadband subscribers (3G+4G) in India (Mn) Data Price per GB (US$) ars 800 5x in 5 ye 654 8 545 600 395 400 258 200 133 0 3.9 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 1.4 Data usage per month per user (GB) 0.6 0.6 1 20 0.2 0.5 14.6 15 years 17x in 5 10.8 a K SA n ia zil sia ia 10 n pa U d s 6.4 a hi e us U In Br Ja on C R 5 d In 0.8 1.3 0 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Source: Goldman Sachs India Internet Report TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
How does India fare against emerging and developed nations? ‘India Internet’ on a high growth trajectory India shows high appetite for digital Ecommerce penetration in India is consumption across verticals expected to be faster than developed nations such as USA China India Indonesia USA Internet Users 855 Mn 688 Mn 175 Mn 288 Mn Daily time spent on media 5h 50m 6h 30m 7h 59m 6h 42m Internet 2h 12m 2h 24m 3h 26m 2h 03m Social Media 1h 31m 1h 53m 1h 30m 1h 35m Music Streaming 1h 24m 1h 21m 1h 23m 1h 09m Games Digital Ride Hailing 459 Mn 174 Mn 22Mn 66Mn Smart home 34 Mn 10 Mn 1 Mn 35 Mn households Digital payment user 49% 4% 11% 77% penetration India now accounts for 9% of global app downloads Source: Goldman Sachs India Internet Report TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Unprecedented rise in digital spending across categories Covid accelerated digital Reset Rise in first time online shoppers Increase in online spends among existing online shoppers 1.43 1.18 49% 1.1 1.04 32% 32% 25% Staples Apparel Mobile Order-in Staples Apparel Mobile Order-in Current users indexed to pre-covid users % consumers who increased online spends during COVID Source: BCG Covid 19 Consumer Sentiment Survey TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Consumer led digital leap Increased app usage contributing to significant opportunities for internet companies Increased app usage… … India Internet’s $180Bn Opportunity Unique visitors across verticals (Mn) Youtube 388 138 Amazon 269 71 Paytm 205 73 Zomato 71 8 Ola cabs 38 17 Makemytrip 20 16 Bigbasket 29 3 0 100 200 300 400 500 2020 2017 Source: Goldman Sachs India Internet Report TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
“ The Startup Ecosystem will help create a USD 10 Trillion economy in India ” TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Indian Startup Ecosystem 3rd 55,000+ USD 315Bn largest startup startups Value Created ecosystem in the World Source: 3one4 Capital Estimates, Yourstory, Inc42, Tracxn TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
New flywheel ramping up FY 2021 (pr) USD 194 Bn revenue IT Services USD 150 Bn exports 4.5 Mn People Employed 1989 2015 2025 IT Services took off Startups take off What lies in store 2025 Startups Projections 100,000 Employ US$ 100Bn #2 150 Startups 3.25 Mn to be invested in after US Unicorns 2021-25 Source: IBEF, Nasscom, 256 Network Report TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Startups at a glance Startups have raised USD 70Bn from 2014-20 67% Delhi 26% % deals per city of all active 250+ Accelerators & startups are concentrated in Incubators Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi-NCR Mumbai Hyderabad 500+ Institutional Investors 20% 3% Bengaluru Bengaluru saw 45% 36% Chennai 2000+ Active Investors of the total deal value 4% between 2017-20 700+ Acquisitions Startups raised USD 11.5Bn across 924 deals in 2020 amidst a Covid-impacted year Source: Yourstory, Inc42, 3one4 Capital TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
India’s 58* unicorns have created Un n+ ico B $5 rns 180Bn in value There will be So on 150+ unicorns ico rn s in India by 2025 Source: 3one4 Capital, Tracxn | *2 Unicorns are now listed TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Indians are creating Unicorns Globally 4.2M 67 US Unicorns with Indians in Indian-origin USA founders* Notable US startups with Indian origin founders Source(s): 256 Network Family Office Report
Value Creation at an unprecedented pace Source: 3one4 Capital, Tracxn TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Value Creation at an unprecedented pace In 1H of 2021, 16 new startups have emerged as Unicorns already, more than in 2020 Annual Unicorns Created in India 16 12 11 8 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 May-21 Source: ET, 3one4 Capital TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
3x Valuation Growth by 2025 Value created by Indian Startups Startups, $100B Minicorns, $132.6 B Startups, $50.0 B Soonicorns, ~$1Tn $114.2 B Minicorns, $42.3 B ~$315B Unicorns, Unicorns, $621.9 B $180 B Soonicorns, $41.3 B 2021 2025 Source: 3one4 Capital Estimates, Tracxn, Inc42 TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Enterprise Tech 16,000+ startups ~35% of all active startups in India 608 deals $5.4Bn Funding (2014-2020) Source: Inc42 – Indian Startup Funding Report TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Top New Age Enterprise Tech Companies TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
DeepTech ~28% of all deeptech startups have been funded 11% is the industry average 700+ startups $0.5Bn Funding (2014-2018) Source: Inc42 – Indian Startup Funding Report TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Top New Age DeepTech Companies TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
India growing as a deep-tech hub 950+ AI 480+ IOT 80+ AR/VR 30+ Robotics startups startups startups startups Personalises IoT based AR based ed- Robot enabled content on wearable tech player logistics smartphone lock healthcare for kids solutions screens monitoring device Personalised Contactless health VR powered Service robots financial solutions tracker and at-home entertainment for banks, malls, company step-down ICU events Source(s): 256 Network Family Office Report
Tech solutions are digitally-upskilling millions of employees Delivery fleet OlaCabs Meesho has Bringing jobs Zomato and Generating enabled 10 million beyond metro cities: Swiggy employ livelihoods for entrepreneurs, 150+ funded start- over 300K-500K 1.5M drivers mostly women, to ups, are based out delivery across 250 cities create their own of emerging start-up executives professional hubs like between them identity and grow Ahmedabad, Jaipur, their businesses Kolkata Source(s): 256 Network Family Office Report
Most Active Venture Capital Investors Source: Yourstory TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
We will go from data poor to data rich nation by 2025! Cashless, Paperless & Presence-less Service Delivery Social Commerce Machine Payment Intelligence & Automation Paperless Process Digital Identity TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
leap in DATA: The Global Covid Fast Forward Source: Nielsen TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Steady Transition to a No-Cash future 2.53 Bn Monthly UPI transactions volume US$ 67Bn Monthly UPI transaction value Source: Bain, Finshots, UPI data as of May 2021
Full Stack Digital Banking Services by Neo Banks is the Future Top Players Traditional Banks NBFCs Neo Banks Diversified Housing Finance Gold Loan 2010 Consumer – SME & Vehicle Diversified Housing Finance For SME For Consumer 2020 Gold Loan Consumer – SME & Vehicle TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Content consumption explodes through Covid19 Source: We Are Social
Content consumption explodes through Covid19 Rise of Jio Consumption proliferation 2021 Data Consumption per Subscriber was 13.7 GB per month with 325M Subscribers 2021 Data Consumption per Subscriber was 16.4 GB per month with 336M Subscribers 100,000,000 96,184,656 Source: Publicis, Vidooly, Company Annual Reports, Livemint
Online Gaming: Social distancing and lockdowns transitioning sporting to the digital realm Market size (FY20) Growth rate (FY20-24) Funding (2020) ~US$ 1.6B 30-35% ~US$ 400M Real money games – E-sports Real money games - Others Casual games Fantasy sports & Streaming Players • Getting back on track à Sporting • More time available à higher • Social distancing à adoption • Disruption of outdoor sports à activities were cancelled during participation à more organic of social games increase in e-sports COVID, but traction is building fast downloads viewership • User growth was slightly COVID-19 as sporting events (cricket) resume • Focus on user engagement softened by lower ad revenues • Social distancing à shift from impact under bubbles and retention à a wider physical to virtual events and • Introduction of new games to • Pivotal role in fan engagement product offering for varying competitions cater to increased demand when stadiums remain in full/partial consumer tastes • Time spent by each user lockdown increased by 21% to 191 minutes Source: 256 Network & Praxis Family Office Report
More hours streamed watching esports than Youtube & Facebook combined Global India India’s leading home-grown gaming streaming app Source: Business Of Apps, Data for 2020 TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Edtech: Indian edtechs fundamentally altered education delivery in India Market size (FY20) Growth rate (FY20-24) Funding (2020) ~US$ 80B 50-55% ~US$ 2.2B Supplementary Out of school / extra- Certification & training Digital education tools Test preparation education & tutoring curricular platforms and enablers Players • School closures à increase • Physical to digital shift • Nascent stage • Job uncertainty + time • Acute need for online in user adoption with more preparation • Increased emphasis on availability à increased enablers to tackle digital • Partnerships with schools times due to exam STEM in National demand for upskilling learning due to shutting COVID-19 à higher B2B growth delaysà increased Education Policy to • More organic reach, down of physical customer acquisition enable growth referrals, repeat usage facilities impact • Market leaders to benefit the most à trust + • High stakes à content • Competition for student’s à lower CAC • Online enablers to remain content variety quality key USP time à Surge in adoption • Increase in # customers important post Covid due • Focus on vernacular to continue over a long period to behavioral changes in • Limited online schooling modules users hours à increased user engagement time Source: 256 Network & Praxis Family Office Report
Health-tech: Growing need for deeper healthcare infrastructure Market size (FY20) Growth rate (FY20-24) Funding (2020) ~US$ 1.6B 30-40% ~US$ 410M E-pharmacy Telemedicine & scheduling Diagnostics and care Health and fitness Players • Continued operations amidst • Fear of getting infected in • Increased demand for at- • Fear of illness à better health lockdowns hospitals à People started home service both for management • Fear à panic buying + PPE demand using telemedicine apps to mandatory Covid testing for • Change in business models COVID-19 avoid hospital trips travel and other outpatient • Strengthening supply chain à àCurefit shifted focus from impact • 500% increase in online doctor diagnostics outdoor to indoor fitness, started increased hiring • 8.8M were using e-pharmacy consultations in May 2020 from • New offerings à faster monetizing free content services during lockdown, 2.5x March 2020, with 80% users testing & approvals for • Customer interest à growth from pre-COVID levels experiencing it for the first time essential services Consumers started taking their health more seriously Source: 256 Network & Praxis Family Office Report
Number of years to 50Mn users Aarogya Setu becomes world's fastest app to reach 50M downloads. Now at +110M users. 13 days Source: Visual Capitalist TV Mohandas Pai © 3one4 Capital
Development of a Bharat Health Stack to serve as an open collaborative platform
E-groceries: Verticalized brands meeting increasing quality and variety demands Market size (FY20) Growth rate (FY20-24) Funding (2020) ~US$ 3.2B 40-50% ~US$ 415M B2C - Horizontals B2C – Verticals B2B Players • Focus on procurement of essential SKUs in • Surge in demand à high digital adoption • Surge in demand à higher ticket value the initial times • Ensure seamless operations à hiring of purchases by kirana shops COVID-19 • Accessibility and convenience for the delivery partners • Expansion of services across regions to impact consumers in early days à increased time • Partnerships à strengthen supply chain increase coverage slots for deliveries operations • Focus on procurement of goods à more • Surge in demand à high digital adoption alliances with sellers • Increase in # tie-ups with local kiranas Source: 256 Network & Praxis Family Office Report
eGrocery category is doing brisk business during COVID 400K JioMart has the capability to become an Orders per day in Aug 2020 integrated retail platform by including other products and services under its umbrella Source: RedSeer, News Reports
Clean mobility options are now a reality in India, incumbents see value in partnerships Machine-enhanced maps of urban clusters and hyper- local commute optimizes deployment & utilization
Thank You TV Mohandas Pai | 3one4 Capital @TVMohandasPai | @3one4Capital
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