Energy

Corporate investors are increasingly building a presence in India as the country's roster of globally-focused startups grows.

As India's startup ecosystem takes off, women are becoming more prominent as both founders and investors.

Indra, developer of a system that lets electric cars sell energy back to the grid, raised nearly $24m in a series B round led by return investor Gulf Oil International.

Cheaper and more powerful lidar and technologies that can augment it are getting investor attention.

Recharge Industries may be purchasing prospective battery producer Britishvolt out of insolvency but its collapse highlights the risk corporates face backing infrastructure-heavy startups.

Souring trade relations between the US and China are forcing global corporations to shift their investment focus.

After nearly three decades at Sasol, Sven Godorr has joined its newly formed CVC arm, Sasol Ventures, as the venture capital technology lead.

The former manager of corporate strategy at US energy company Constellation joined the Danish renewable energy company this month.

From excessive dilution to aggressive clauses, corporate investors look for these red flags when scouting new investments.

Adding strategic value is an obvious one. But other traits are important to corporate venture capital investors too.

Funding for agricultural technology startups and deals in India increased in January, amid an overall fall in activity.