After Trump's landslide victory in US Presidential Elections, Indian Startup ecosystem is looking for relations with India's new administration.
In the past four years, Indian Startup ecosystem and domestic business landscape have grown exponentially.
Key factor behind this growth has been capital from US-based hedge funds, VCs and private equity players.
US Federal Reserve adopting low interest rates fiscal policy in 2021 led to several major US investors backing Indian startups.
Investors are optimistic about India seeing growth once again under Donald Trump's Presidency.
According to a report by the Associated Press, Trump will be looking to extend his 2017 tax overhaul along with changing the corporate income tax rate to 15% from the current 21%.
Indian markets are approaching a stage of maturity and the Indian public markets have largely been on a bull run in recent months.
Trump's emphasis on a US-first philosophy for the economy and moving away from Chinese imports could spur the China+1 strategy that India has been receiving investments for manufacturing.
Indian VCs expect more investments in manufacturing, electronics systems and chemicals industries.
Trump's anti-renewable energy sentiment could benefit Indian Startups prioritizing innovation in critical areas such as manufacturing, industrial technology, and infrastructure.