Year Ender Quotes 2025

•  Rohan Khatau, Director, CCI Projects pvt ltd: “The December 2025 numbers highlight the continued growth of Mumbai’s residential market. Property registrations rose 13 percent (YoY) to 14,025 units, compared to 12,418 units in December 2024, while (MoM) growth stood at 14 percent over November 2025. Transaction values also grew to over ₹12,165 crore, reflecting strong ticket sizes and buyer confidence. This demand is being driven by policy support such as GST reforms, easing interest rate conditions, improved liquidity, and robust end-user demand. Growing interest in luxury housing, mixed-use developments, and integrated townships, supported by infrastructure-led development across the MMR region, is further strengthening the market’s long-term growth outlook.”
•  Mr. Amit Sharma, Whole Time Director, Matrix Geo Solutions Limited: This year has been an exciting period for Matrix Geo Solutions as we continued to grow and strengthen our presence in geospatial technology and engineering consultancy. We have seen increasing adoption of our Drone-as-a-Service and GIS solutions across domestic and international markets, and our focus on precision, efficiency, and practical insights has guided every project. The team’s dedication to delivering high-quality, data-driven solutions has allowed us to expand our offerings while maintaining reliability and operational excellence. As we look ahead, our goal remains to innovate, explore new applications, and provide solutions that truly help our clients make better, informed decisions. The momentum we have built this year gives us confidence in the path forward, and we are excited about the opportunities to continue shaping the future of geospatial innovation
• Mr. Mannuri Vamshi Krishna, Founder & CEO of MedScore.: “2025 has been a defining year for MedScore as India’s healthcare supply chain moved from intuition-led credit decisions to real-time financial intelligence. We saw firsthand how disciplined data can transform access to essential medicines, especially in markets where delayed payments and informal lending have silently constrained availability for years. Our work with distributors and retailers showed that stability in healthcare begins with stability in cash flows, and that a credible digital credit identity can be as powerful as inventory itself. This year reaffirmed our belief that financial transparency is the strongest lever for building an equitable, efficient, and resilient healthcare ecosystem. As we step into 2026, MedScore will continue strengthening this backbone by expanding our scoring infrastructure, deepening ERP integrations, and bringing structured credit discipline to every corner of India’s B2B pharma landscape.”
• Dr Sheetal Jindal, MBBS, MD OBG, EPHM (IIM Kolkata) Senior consultant and medical director (Director Medical Genetics program_Jindal Ivf Chandigarh): The year has been encouraging for us at Jindal IVF as growing patient confidence and steady clinical performance strengthened our presence among leading fertility centres in North India. Our long-standing experience allowed us to enhance laboratory efficiency, strengthen treatment planning, and support a consistent rise in successful outcomes across IVF and IUI cycles while maintaining a strong focus on ethical and transparent care. The increase in couples seeking advanced diagnostics and fertility treatment indicated a shift toward more informed decision making, and we responded by expanding our capabilities to meet this evolving demand. Our team’s commitment to quality and patient experience remained central to every improvement introduced throughout the year. The continued preference of families who travel from across North India affirmed our view that dependable results and clear communication form the core of sustainable growth. We look ahead with confidence as we prepare to build on these gains and deliver even stronger value in the coming year
• – Mr. Vikram Labhe, Founder & CEO, Melooha: Astrology this year has reminded us that ancient wisdom does not fade with time, it gains relevance. At Melooha, the growing adoption of AI and technology is helping re-interpret this knowledge with greater depth, precision, and accessibility. Rooted in India’s legacy of Rishi Muni who understood time, nature, and human consciousness as one, this wisdom is now being embraced far beyond its origins. What is evolving is not belief, but how it is experienced, moving from generic interpretations to deeply personal guidance that speaks to individual journeys. Looking ahead, Melooha sees the future in the responsible convergence of astrology and intelligent technology, where tradition retains its soul while gaining the scale and clarity needed for a global generation.”
• Mr. Sameer Moidin, Founder & CEO of EVeium Smart Mobility.: 2025 has been a defining year for EVeium Smart Mobility as we strengthened our position in India’s
  fast-growing electric two-wheeler segment through deeper localisation, product innovation, and
  strategic partnerships. Our commitment to manufacturing in India enabled tighter quality control,
  improved cost efficiency, and faster integration of advanced features across our scooters and
  motorcycles. The steady rise in demand for reliable, high-utility EVs, especially in Tier-2 and Tier-3
  markets, guided our focus on durability, performance, and accessible technology. This year, we
  expanded our supplier ecosystem, enhanced our battery and motor capabilities, and built stronger
  market reach through collaborations that improved distribution and service responsiveness. The
  trust shown by our customers and dealer network demonstrates the outcome of these efforts. As we
  enter 2026, we remain focused on scalable growth, deeper localisation, and delivering rider-focused
  innovations that support India’s transition toward clean, intelligent, and truly homegrown mobility. –
• Mr. Tushar Verma Executive Vice President, REHAU India & Sub Con on Year’s performance in the interior industr : 2025 marked a more deliberate phase for India’s furniture and interiors industry, where design talk was reinforced by focus on materials, performance and execution. Edgebands and decorative surfaces gained traction as finish quality and longevity mattered more. Stronger collaboration across OEMs, architects and partners improved delivery, reduced rework and stabilised the industry, preparing it for disciplined growth in the future.
• Mr. Mukul Bansal, Co-Founder & Managing Director-Motiaz

 As 2025 closes, the Tricity real estate market has demonstrated strong resilience, driven largely by end-user demand, particularly for mid-to-premium 3 and 4 BHK homes. Buyers increasingly prefer wellness-led, low-density developments. Looking ahead to 2026, improved connectivity, new IT and industrial hubs, and sustainability-led integrated townships will continue to shape demand and pricing.

• Mr. Abhay Jindal, Managing Director– Homeland Group

In 2025, India’s real estate sector showed resilience despite economic headwinds. While residential sales in major cities declined, home prices rose due to demand for quality assets. Office leasing crossed 80 million sq ft, led by GCCs, alongside steady industrial growth. Looking to 2026, developers remain optimistic, with price growth driven by smart, wellness-led, and sustainable developments.

• Neeraj Kansal, CEO & Founder, Crack Academy, said, “2025 has been a defining year for EdTech in India, especially in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. We have seen a clear shift in student aspirations from merely clearing exams to building sustainable careers. Affordable digital learning, hybrid coaching models, and personalised mentorship have enabled quality education to reach beyond metros, empowering students who were earlier limited by access and geography. As we move ahead, EdTech will play a critical role in nurturing talent from Bharat’s heartland and creating an inclusive, future-ready education ecosystem.”
• Aditya Prabhu, CEO & Co-Founder, Secutech
  In 2025, India quietly crossed a tipping point for cybersecurity in smart buildings and cities. When a USD 12.5 billion smart building market is projected to grow almost ninefold this decade, and AI–IoT systems face surging attacks delivering 20–30% breach risks, cybersecurity stops being a ‘nice-to-have’ and becomes a boardroom KPI. As we head into 2026, prepare for National Budget priorities and Viksit Bharat 2047 vision, continued support for secure, digital-ready infrastructure with clear guidelines for upfront cyber protections.
• Rohit Jetly, Head of Global Platform Solutions Delivery and Site Head – India, Fidelity International’s year-end perspective on how the GCC landscape has evolved in 2025 and what lies ahead in 2026. His views offer a grounded, enterprise-led outlook on India’s growing role in shaping global strategy, platforms, and responsible AI adoption.
•  DP Jhawar, Co-founder and CEO, Proventus Agrocom Ltd.