Debolina Biswas

SuperBryn will be using the freshly raised funds to speed up its product development, expand its engineering hiring, and deepen market validation with early enterprise customers across industries.

The increased threshold by MCA for a company to be classified as a ‘small company’ carries significant potential for India’s growing MSME, industry experts explain.

Bengaluru-based India Sweet House is growing 100% YoY and is eyeing an IPO in 2026.

The Ministry of MSME said 18,444 beneficiaries have become self-employed, 13,824 have secured wage employment, and 1,141 micro-enterprises have been established.

The Hurun-IDFC FIRST list of ‘India’s Top 200 self-made entrepreneurs of the millennia 2025’ also features notable names like Sriharsha Majety, Nandan Reddy, VSS, and Deep Karla from the Indian startup ecosystem.

The India’s top 200 self-made entrepreneurs of the millennia 2025 list has 88 founders selecting Bengaluru as their residence city, and 52 companies choosing it as its headquarters.

After attaining the 200-cafes milestone recently, Third Wave Coffee Roasters is planning to open a 100 more in FY2026. The focus will be on newer markets and ‘disciplined’ scale.

Sensa Core will use the freshly raised investment to accelerate its product development and expand its global footprint.

Groq has entered into a non-exclusive licensing agreement with chip giant NVIDIA, marking a significant development in the AI infrastructure space.

As India deepens trade negotiations with the US and rolls out ambitious export promotion initiatives, MSME founders and business experts share how upcoming policy reforms and evolving bilateral relations could unlock unprecedented growth opportunities in 2026.