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The startup that provides digital infrastructure to hospitals for processing insurance claims and assists patients in getting faster pay-outs was praised for its mission to improve a massive pain point for users.
Founded in 2020, when the entire health sector was focused on fighting the pandemic, the startup had a tough time convincing hospitals to let it test its hypothesis and explaining the potential upsides of the software to top neurologists in the country.
After lengthy discussions, the jury whittled it down to Nexus Venture Partners managing director Suvir Sujan and Elevation Capital co-managing partner Mukul Arora.
Shah founded Kinara Capital, a non-banking financial company, in 2011 to drive financial inclusion for small businesses and emerged as the jury favourite because of her ambition to solve a significant problem in the lending space.
The ten-member jury chose Lenskart, which is currently valued at $ 5 billion, over publicly listed general insurer Go Digit in a keenly contested round where the relative merits of both companies were discussed in detail.
While waste and its disposal method as a theme interested the jury, they finally picked Haqdarshak for the startup’s efforts for bringing in more people within the government’s welfare schemes through a profitable business model.
What goes behind selecting the nominees and the winners of the ET Startup Awards, considered the most prestigious in the Indian entrepreneurial ecosystem?
The jury of the ET Startup Awards lauded champs in this category that build successful businesses without the help of venture capital. And for this, wearables maker Boult stood out among the nominees for achieving its scale without tapping external funding.
The two top candidates that emerged after discussions were shared workspace provider Awfis, which went public in May this year, and furniture and electronics rental startup Rentomojo, which is backed by Accel, Chiratae Ventures and Edelweiss.
The jurors were full of praise for the variety of technology-led businesses competing for the top spot across campuses, in the social enterprise field, among women-led ventures and those bootstrapping their way to success.
Previous winners of the ET Startup Awards (ETSA) have stood out amid a crowded ecosystem and have gone on to become successful businesses. We look at a few of them from previous editions of the awards.
The award recognised Lenskart’s success in building a fast-growing, large-scale, omnichannel consumer retail venture while creating an entirely new category, the jury noted. The 10-member jury chose eight winners from a shortlist of 41 contenders after deliberating for over 2.5 hours.