New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- Although most large Indian startups are far from an IPO, there are some we expect to go public in the next few years. Many of these have already achieved Unicorn status. But, with the current economic slowdown, there is every chance that some startups may retreat on their path towards IPO.

And even though startups have received private funding, the ecosystem is still not steady. Thus, Indian startups have yet not been able to mop up funds through the IPO route. But as I said, this could be changing. For example, take Zomato for instance . Recently, Zomato secured over $250 Million funding. The CEO of the company, in a letter to employees, stated that they are planning to take Zomato to an IPO next year.

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