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SOCIETY FOR INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP Poyni Bhatt CEO SINE Background Functional autonomy under its own Technology Business Incubator hosted by IITB, Governing Board. Board members are from set up as a non-pro fit entity in 2004


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SOCIETY FOR INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Poyni Bhatt CEO

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Technology Business Incubator hosted by IITB, set up as a non-profit entity in 2004 Preference for intellectual property based companies, IITB linkage Functional autonomy under its

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Governing Board. Board members are from IITB academia and industry experts Basis for incubation: Potential to create economic growth, strategic and social value

SINE Background

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Timeline

2000-2004 2004-2015 2016-present

Pilot Incubator - IT/ ITES based Product based (S/W and H/W) Seed Funding Pilot PoC funding Accelerator programs : Plugin, SCube Corporate engagement: Intel, SAP, ONGC PoC grant: NIDHI PRAYAS Cross border programs: AIT, IRBI

  • Alumni engagement
  • Institutionalized incubation &

processes.

  • Entrepreneurship within campus.
  • Govt. came forward to support.
  • CoE Award: DST
  • Start-to-end support
  • Fellowship: NIDHI EIR

13 companies incubated

  • 77 Companies incubated
  • 6 PoC support
  • 116 Incubation, acceleration
  • 16 PoC support
  • 4 Cross border programs: 40

Innovators, entrepreneurs

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Academia industry training Hackathons Cross Border Programs

Programs

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  • Terms favorable to entrepreneurs
  • Operationally self-sustained using current revenue

model

Equity (single digit) (1.5-5%) Subsidized Rent Revenue Share (1.5-3%)

Incubation Benefits & Terms

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Incubator as an enabler

  • Entrepreneur with a right attitude, complementary

skills, technology differentiation

Select

  • Team structuring, capital structuring, business

model, revenue model…

Coach

  • Investors, market, experts, mentors, designers,

manufacturers...

Network

  • Conducive environment, Incubation support and

Ecosystem

Create Incubator team plays a key role

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Selection process

Application Received Internal Review External Review Incubation Pre- Incubation

SINE: 3 level screening process

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Startup Enablers

Ecosystem

Govt. Initiatives Academia Corporates Trade bodies Peer to peer learning Global mobility Culture & Mindset Technical skills Funders MATURE ECOSYSTEM

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IITB Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

SINE

IRCC Core Research Groups Applied Research Groups Student initiatives Research Park Academic Initiatives

10,000+ students on roll (3019 B Tech, 1127 DD, 2961 Masters, 2899 PhD ) 130+ Post-doctoral fellows 1358 Project staff (Technical) 26 Academic Units 19 Research Centres 600+ full-time faculty 100+ part-time faculty

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Established 1958 Institute of National Importance

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IRCC

  • Technology transfer
  • IP licensing
  • Patent analysis of existing IP at the institute
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BETiC

  • Biomedical Engineering and Technology (Incubation) Center
  • Prototyping lab facility
  • Focus on applied research
  • 2 companies incubated at SINE
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WRCB

  • Wadhwani Research Centre for Bioengineering
  • Focus on cross-disciplinary applied research projects
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Tata Centre

  • Focus on frugal innovation
  • Prototyping lab facility
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Student bodies

  • ECell
  • EClub
  • STAB
  • RSF
  • Tinkerers Lab
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Prototyping facility

  • SINE Prototyping lab
  • Department facilities
  • Tata Centre
  • SAIF
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SINE Portfolio - Internship

ICT – Software – 30% Hardware – 9% Healthcare – 14% Education – 4% CleanTech/ Energy – 8% FinTech – 4% Mechatronics – 8% IoT -10% Media – 4% Other – 9%

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GovtPrograms

  • Prototyping grant up to Rs. 10 lakhs
  • Access to infrastructure, mentorship
  • Co-working spaces

Enquiry: nidhi-pc@sineiitb.org

  • Grant support of Rs.10-30,000/- p.m.
  • Guidance on business concept, strategy.
  • Co-working spaces

Enquiry: nidhieir-pep@sineiitb.org

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Govtschemes

  • BIRAC
  • BIG – (Biotechnology Ignition Grant)
  • SBIRI (Small Business Innovation Research Initiative)
  • BIPP (Biotechnology Industry Partnership Programme)
  • DST – Academia Industry Training (AIT) Program
  • Meity – IIPME
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Plugin –Accelerator program

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Impact 116 cos in various domains 40 current 39 Graduated & Operational 15 Merged/ Acquired 22 Folded

Cumulative numbers

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GOVT. CORPORATE ACADEMIC INTERNATIONAL CSR FUNDING INVESTORS

Collaborations

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Impact Direct impact: 116+ companies incubated ~3,000 Jobs created during incubation 330 Entrepreneurs/Co-founders 28 IP from IITB commercialized 26 Firms with social/environment impact 11 Firms with indigenisation/strategic value Indirect impact: Policies & procedures emulated as benchmark Cluster emerging in Powai Training & networking events Revenues of incubatees ~$150M Trailing 5yr cumulative revenue (all cos.) Funding raised by incubatees 39 Co.s funded by Angels/VCs 27 Co.s funded by bank, Govt. ~$155M+ external funds raised Ratio SINE: External funding = 1:150+

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Future – Centre of Excellence

Proposed building (Floors 5,6,7 for SINE)

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www.sineiitb.org