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Create a professional, clean white-blue themed PowerPoint presentation titled 'Agnit Semiconductors – India’s Emerging Deep-Tech Gallium-Based Semiconductor Startup.' Follow this structure:
Slide 1 – Title Slide
Title: Agnit Semiconductors
Subtitle: India’s Emerging Deep-Tech Semiconductor Innovator
Include: company logo (if available), modern clean white-blue tech background.
Slide 2 – Introduction
Overview of Agnit Semiconductors as India’s first vertically integrated GaN startup (IISc incubated).
Brief explanation of gallium-based semiconductors (GaN, GaAs) and why deep-tech matters for 5G, defense, EVs, and power electronics.
Slide 3 – Company Overview
Founded: 2019 after 18+ years of IISc R&D.
Founders: Hareesh Chandrasekar, Madhusudan Atre, Srinivasan Raghavan, Muralidharan Rangarajan.
HQ: Bengaluru, India.
Mission: Lead India in GaN innovation.
Vision: Power next-gen technologies with GaN.
Slide 4 – Technology
Highlight Gallium Nitride (GaN) and Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) advantages over silicon: higher efficiency, better heat handling, faster switching speeds.
Slide 5 – Product Portfolio
GaN epi wafers, RF components, power devices, RF modules, power electronics, defense solutions.
Slide 6 – Applications
5G telecom, radar & defense, electric vehicles, power electronics, high-frequency communications, data centers.
Slide 7 – Market Opportunity
$12.5B global GaN market by 2030 (CAGR 27.4%). India’s $63B semiconductor target by 2026. ₹76,000 Cr Semicon India Program. Government incentives and deep-tech adoption.
Slide 8 – Business Model
B2B semiconductor supply; custom design, manufacturing, technical support. Target industries: telecom, defense, EVs, renewables. Partnerships with IISc, OEMs, and Govt initiatives.
Slide 9 – Funding
Total $4.87M raised across two rounds (2021, 2024). Investors: 3one4 Capital, Zephyr Peacock. Govt support: Karnataka Govt, Ministry of Defence, Semicon India Program.
Slide 10 – Financial Snapshot
Pre-revenue/limited revenue phase; pilot wafer sales; 270% funding growth; commercialization by 2025.
Slide 11 – Competitive Advantage
Indigenous design, vertical integration, 100% Made in India technology. 10x faster switching, 3x power efficiency, 5x better heat handling vs. silicon.
Slide 12 – Challenges
Complex manufacturing ecosystem, high R&D costs, competition from global players (Infineon, Wolfspeed, GaN Systems).
Slide 13 – Future Roadmap
Expansion plans, new GaN products, export opportunities, alignment with India’s semiconductor mission.
Slide 14 – Conclusion
Summary of Agnit’s importance as India’s deep-tech leader and contribution to self-reliant semiconductor manufacturing.
Slide 15 – Q&A
Thank You message and optional contact info.