For more than a decade, Indian SaaS companies built in India but chose to list overseas, while domestic tech IPOs were dominated by consumer-facing firms. That pattern is now shifting, with bankers, investors and founders saying the market is ready for its first wave of SaaS listings.
​For more than a decade, Indian SaaS companies built in India but chose to list overseas, while domestic tech IPOs were dominated by consumer-facing firms. That pattern is now shifting, with bankers, investors and founders saying the market is ready for its first wave of SaaS listings. by Soban News (international And National News)
