Jain Predicts 25 to 30 Indian SaaS US IPOs by 2025
Anand Jain · SaaS from India to the US: Myths Debunked ft Anand Jain, Co-founder, CleverTap · Dec 6, 2021 · at 25:30
CleverTap co-founder Anand Jain predicts the rapid scaling and public listing trajectory of Indian SaaS startups in US public markets.
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“So I think three to four years, you will see a whole more companies probably I don't know, 25, 30 companies IPO-ing from India in the US.”
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