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Congratulations to Startup Policy Forum member @Aa_Agarwl founder of @just_snabbit for winning the @EconomicTimes 40 under 40 award.
During our recent trip to Japan as part of Minister Piyush Goyal’s delegation, I got a chance to spend quality time with Aayush, and it was genuinely inspiring to know his vision and commitment for transforming the home services category.
Here’s to many more accolades in your journey.
@kiranshaw @sruthijith @samidhas @pranavmukul @patwardhannn @SPF_India
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.@Aa_Agarwl of @just_snabbit speaks to @CNBCTV18Live from Tokyo on unlocking interest from Japanese investors for new consumer categories like home services. Startup Policy Forum and our members including Snabbit are here in Japan as part of the Minister Piyush Goyal’s
business delegation to represent India’s new economy.
@ShereenBhan @AshmitTejKumar @PiyushGoyal @PiyushGoyalOffc @CimGOI
Can growing Japanese investor interest unlock a bigger opportunity for Indian startups?
@abhhimanyus speaks to @Aa_Agarwl , Founder & CEO, @JustSnabbit, on Japan’s investment interest, Snabbit’s plans to create 1 million jobs in five years, and its push into new categories like beauty.
Agarwal also discusses the company’s focus on building a sustainable business model and driving early profitability.
Watch the full interaction. 👇
@Arundathi_Ram #Japan #India #Startups #Snabbit #Investment #AI #Business
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Aayush Agarwal, Founder, Snabbit, says Japan remains an attractive source of capital for Indian startups. As investments from Japan rise, India's startup ecosystem stands to benefit from long-term funding support in conversation with @Rish_Bhat
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🚨 Japan is emerging as an increasingly important source of capital for India’s startup ecosystem. Aayush Agarwal, Founder of Snabbit, says rising Japanese investment could provide Indian startups with long-term funding support.
@Rish_Bhat, Agarwal shares why Japan remains an attractive market for India’s new-age companies and what deeper ties could mean for the ecosystems.
Aayush Agarwal, Founder, Snabbit, says Japan remains an attractive source of capital for Indian startups. As investments from Japan rise, India's startup ecosystem stands to benefit from long-term funding support in conversation with @Rish_Bhat
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Can growing Japanese investor interest unlock a bigger opportunity for Indian startups?
@abhhimanyus speaks to @Aa_Agarwl , Founder & CEO, @JustSnabbit, on Japan’s investment interest, Snabbit’s plans to create 1 million jobs in five years, and its push into new categories like beauty.
Agarwal also discusses the company’s focus on building a sustainable business model and driving early profitability.
Watch the full interaction. 👇
@Arundathi_Ram #Japan #India #Startups #Snabbit #Investment #AI #Business
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🇮🇳🇯🇵 Proud opportunity for Startup Policy Forum (SPF) and our members Vikram Chopra of Cars24, Aayush Agarwal of Snabbit and Bhanu Pratap Singh of FRND to represent India’s startup ecosystem as part of the Indian business delegation to Japan accompanying Honourable Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal.
Two power-packed days in Tokyo: sessions with the Japanese delegation + B2B meetings with investors like SBI Investment, MUFG, Neuberger and leading trade & industry bodies.
Minister Goyal’s agenda is clear: bring more Japanese investment into India. And the interest level? Immensely high.
@PiyushGoyal @PiyushGoyalOffc @CimGOI @DPIITGoI @SPF_India
@vikramchopra @cars24india @Aa_Agarwl @just_snabbit @_bpst @_frndapp
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"We have 20,000 experts, half of whom have entered the formal economy for the first time," says Snabbit's Aayush Agarwal on the Digital Consumer Roundtable.
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The Hidden Workforce Crisis Facing Snabbit And India’s Quick Home Service Companies
#BusinessTodayPodcast #MigrantWorkforce #LabourShortage #GigEconomy #WorkforceManagement
@sakshibatra18 | @just_snabbit | @Aa_Agarwl