Last year we launched Singularity One to study the sectors that could become large profit pools for India. The aim is to understand where India is building deeper capabilities and where that could create long-term investment opportunities.

India imported 78% of the mobile phones it consumed in 2014. Today, it manufactures 99.6%, and mobile phones have become India’s largest single export item. At SS 2026, Mr S. Krishnan, MeitY, joined Mr Yash Kela, Founder & CIO, to discuss what comes next for Indian electronics.

As India-Japan ties continue to strengthen, investor confidence is growing alongside them At #SingularitySummit2026 Rajeev Kannan, SMBC, shared how Japanese business leaders are travelling to India to evaluate long-term investment opportunities instead of relying on delegations

India’s financial services opportunity is getting more selective. At SS 2026, Mr Madhusudan Kela, Singularity AMC; Mr Rajeev Kannan, SMBC; Mr Jaideep Hansraj, Kotak Mahindra Bank; and Mr Sanjay Shah, Morgan Stanley India, discussed credit, underwriting and AI.

“Gachiroli should be known to everyone as an investor. Today the ore which can be processed and taken out will at least reduce 30 to 35% of energy required in making steel.” At SS 2026, Mr B Prabhakaran explained why India’s mining opportunity is about extraction and processing.

What does it take to build a mining business where trust and access are hard? At Singularity Summit 2026, Mr. B Prabhakaran, Lloyds Metals & Energy, joined Mr. Rajat Verma, Lohum, and Mr. Madhusudan Kela, Singularity AMC, to discuss how trust and processing shaped his approach.