The year has seen more than one new-age tech companies, with 13 startups making their debut on the bourses. This is more than the six players that hit the market in 2023 and the 10 in 2021. The trend is expected to sustain in the coming year with around 50 startups planning to go public. Of these, the 13 startups raised ₹1,250 crore this year.
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