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AI-led IPOs may add up to $100 billion to India's market-cap: Goldman Sachs

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AI-led IPOs may add up to $100 billion to India's market-cap: Goldman Sachs

The investment bank estimates that 25-50 per cent of nearly 70 mid-to-late-stage private AI companies could go public in the next two to five years.

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