For decades, India’s semiconductor story has been framed as one of missed opportunity. The country produces some of the world’s finest chip designers, yet almost all of them work for foreign companies, designing chips that are manufactured abroad and sold back to India. That narrative is being rewritten. At the heart of this transformation is a quiet but determined collaboration between IIT Delhi, industry leaders, and the government—a partnership that is building the infrastructure for India’s fabless chip-design startup ecosystem from the ground up.

India’s logistics-tech sector is reaching a defining milestone as KKR-backed supply chain management and asset pooling provider LEAP India prepares to launch its ₹2,480 crore initial public offering (IPO) on August 7, 2026. With a post-listing market capitalisation of approximately ₹7,004.53 crore ($734 million) at the upper price band, the Mumbai-based company’s public debut signals the growing maturity and investor confidence in India’s logistics innovation economy.