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For venture capitalists, a diverse investing approach is the way to go.

The growth prospects of many industries have increased as a result of new technological advances. It is now important to understand the thinking behind the R&D behind the new applied sciences and their area of application.

Boundary Holding , an investment company based in Luxembourg, is a pioneer in the world with a unique investment strategy. Its main areas of investment are future technology companies and start-ups in Europe that aim to add value to companies and investors. This innovative approach has helped Boundary Holding build its reputation and help it progress in its technology assessments and research. This is quite an achievement considering that venture capitalists usually decouple from the vision and focus on things that don't matter in the medium to long term.

2022 has been an eventful year for the company. By investing in startups that span a wide spectrum of technologies, Boundary Holding and the companies' respective CEOs show how well vision and financial goals align with the goal of fostering human well-being and progress. .

Aero41 , a company serving farmers with its proprietary drone pesticide spraying technology and software, has been exploring new markets with enthusiasm. The automation of agriculture is a new and unexplored field of activity, as it has to cope with an ever-increasing demand for food grains, at a time when fertility rates are falling in food-producing regions in Europe.

Full Article:- https://rajatkhare-bh.medium.com/une-strat%C3%A9gie-dinvestissement-diversifi%C3%A9e-est-la-voie-%C3%A0-suivre-pour-les-soci%C3%A9t%C3%A9s-de-capital-risque-e2a66d05887

Boundary Holding invests in cleantech for a greener future

When the United Nations set the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) in 2015, the year 2030 still seemed a long way off. Today the question arises as to whether the goals by 2030 can still be achieved at all. Because the SDGs should serve as a guide for business models and their effects on society, but their implementation fails.

One example is waste management: today, more than 90 percent of solid waste in low-income countries is still dumped or incinerated. According to a World Bank report, two billion tons of solid waste are produced worldwide every year. This amount will increase to three billion tons in the next 30 years. No more than a third of this is disposed of in an environmentally friendly way.

One of the main contributors to this pollution is the plastic waste dumped straight into our oceans. In 2016 alone, the world produced a staggering 242 million tons of plastic waste. Boundary Holding has taken on these fundamental challenges . The European deep tech investment firm invests in technologies designed to enable the fourth industrial revolution. One focus is investing in cleantech companies to pursue the 2030 Agenda of the SDGs.

For example, the company Trashcon , which has successfully automated waste separation, was supported. It manages to recognize metal parts and remove them separately from wet and dry waste. The wet waste is collected and composted with a separation efficiency of more than 85 percent. The remaining dry waste is processed into granulate, from which pressed boards are made. The recycled material can also be used as a substitute for other materials, thereby avoiding the additional greenhouse gases in their production.

Full Article:- https://www.boerse-express.com/news/articles/boundary-holding-investiert-in-cleantech-fuer-eine-gruenere-zukunft-525713

EXECUTIVE Q&A With Rajat Khare, Founder Of Boundary Holdings

CD MEDIA (CDM): Can you tell us about your background?

Rajat Khare (Founder of Boundary Holdings): I come from the world of computer science and I specialize in data analytics and AI.

I’m from IIT Delhi, which in the US is very popular because all the tech firm CEOs are from IIT Delhi. In many cases, they’re literally from the same university. And when I was at that university, I started a business around training in AI and in related fields such as robotics.

I then went on to build a business around AI and robotics spanning across multiple fields, like the financial industry, stock markets, safety, industrial automation, and so on. And further on, I started Boundary Holding, a deep-tech investment firm. The vision behind Boundary Holding was to help innovative young entrepreneurs who were very tech-driven, much like I was.

It took me a long time to get into the commercial arena via technology driven solutions and help to create a business and hence I now like to catch entrepreneurs pretty early. I invest capital with them and mentor them, helping them with my connections across the globe to enable them to build a great business.

I think we’ve put forward around 30-35 investments in different fields to-date, which all have a connection between AI and robotics and, frankly, that’s what we do – We now invest globally.

CD MEDIA (CDM): Could you tell our readers a little bit about your portfolio of companies at present and the diversity of your business investments…?

Rajat Khare: So let me divide it the way I see it – there is one set of companies which dabble in MedTech and MedTech companies; and there’s one that builds robotic wheelchairs, which can climb stairs (basically supporting the disabled community), that is very unique; it has built-in AI, so it protects them from accidents and other things.

Similarly, another model is robotic back-support provision-oriented, which uses AI to help workers who are in ‘heavy industries’ – It supports their back and prevents injury. And it’s also used as a sports rehab solution if somebody has a back injury.

Another company creates equipment that can be used for spine surgery, and it has an AI-driven app that helps medical practitioners who are performing the surgery to have a more accurate way of fixing the screws. It ultimately improves the success rate of the surgery.

Another set of companies utilize AI for predictive analytics. There’s Konux, which is US headquartered. It helps in predictive analytics for railway maintenance; the maintenance of railway switches and many other things which are critical for the railways.

Another enterprise which does the same for oil and gas pipelines.

One company performs predictive analytics of border intrusion, providing a trap camera with a special AI which can help the camera detect if there is a rogue element crossing the border. And then there’s another set of companies that use AI for drones.

We oversee companies in clean tech, recycling Multi-Layered Plastics. And the specialty of this device is that it has a built-in AI system that separates Multi-Layered Plastics from the rest of their trash, which is very unique. Then there’s another company that specializes in water drones, which use AI and autonomous controls to clean marinas, rivers, lakes automatically of plastic and other waste, oil spills, and so on.

So, yeah – there are many companies!

CD MEDIA (CDM): So, what is a ‘Deep Tech’ investment firm, and do you think this is a model that’s going to be on the rise in contemporary business?

Rajat Khare: Most of the VC-stage investments or family office investments have been in the internet space, which did very well; Amazon is doing fantastically well.

But suddenly you see that there are so many problems in the world, geo-commercial, geopolitical problems, and technology turns out to be pretty much the only solution in most cases, if not all.

Read Full Interview:- https://creativedestructionmedia.com/news/business/2022/11/15/executive-qa-with-rajat-khare-founder-of-boundary-holdings/

EXECUTIVE Q&A With Rajat Khare, Founder Of Boundary Holdings

CD MEDIA (CDM): Can you tell us about your background?

Rajat Khare (Founder of Boundary Holdings): I come from the world of computer science and I specialize in data analytics and AI.

I’m from IIT Delhi, which in the US is very popular because all the tech firm CEOs are from IIT Delhi. In many cases, they’re literally from the same university. And when I was at that university, I started a business around training in AI and in related fields such as robotics.

I then went on to build a business around AI and robotics spanning across multiple fields, like the financial industry, stock markets, safety, industrial automation, and so on. And further on, I started Boundary Holding, a deep-tech investment firm. The vision behind Boundary Holding was to help innovative young entrepreneurs who were very tech-driven, much like I was.

It took me a long time to get into the commercial arena via technology driven solutions and help to create a business and hence I now like to catch entrepreneurs pretty early. I invest capital with them and mentor them, helping them with my connections across the globe to enable them to build a great business.

I think we’ve put forward around 30-35 investments in different fields to-date, which all have a connection between AI and robotics and, frankly, that’s what we do – We now invest globally.

CD MEDIA (CDM): Could you tell our readers a little bit about your portfolio of companies at present and the diversity of your business investments…?

Rajat Khare: So let me divide it the way I see it – there is one set of companies which dabble in MedTech and MedTech companies; and there’s one that builds robotic wheelchairs, which can climb stairs (basically supporting the disabled community), that is very unique; it has built-in AI, so it protects them from accidents and other things.

Full Interview:- https://creativedestructionmedia.com/news/business/2022/11/15/executive-qa-with-rajat-khare-founder-of-boundary-holdings/

How a European investment company supports startup founders of the future

European startups from the technology sector are attracting the attention of investors thanks to their innovative solutions and disruptive ideas. The industry is increasingly concerned with the key challenges of our time.

The founder of the European deep-tech investment firm Boundary Holding, Rajat Khare, is convinced that the ambitious company founders are able to change the world for the better. Rajat Khare aims to build pioneering and sustainable businesses rather than focusing on short-term and high returns on investment.

Hoping to bring humanity one step further, he now invests his fortune in promising start-ups. For example, through Boundary Holding, Khare has long been investing in "Aero 41", a Swiss company for agricultural technology, which simplifies the spraying of crop protection products in agriculture with the help of drones and its own software solution. "The use of drones in agriculture is booming. Drones can reach areas that are very difficult to access, for example steep tea fields at high altitudes. They also save workers having to move through the fields with backpack sprayers, which can endanger their health. The technology by Aero 41 can be targeted to specific areas to maximize efficiency and save on chemical costs," explains Khare.

Full Article:- https://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/16207748-investitionen-welt-veraendern-europaeisches-investmentunternehmen-startup-gruender-zukunft-unterstuetzt

Boundary Holding invests in cleantech for a greener future

When the United Nations set the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) in 2015, the year 2030 still seemed a long way off. Today the question arises as to whether the goals by 2030 can still be achieved at all. Because the SDGs should serve as a guide for business models and their effects on society, but their implementation fails.

One example is waste management: today, more than 90 percent of solid waste in low-income countries is still dumped or incinerated. According to a World Bank report, two billion tons of solid waste are produced worldwide every year. This amount will increase to three billion tons in the next 30 years. No more than a third of this is disposed of in an environmentally friendly way.

One of the main contributors to this pollution is the plastic waste dumped straight into our oceans. In 2016 alone, the world produced a staggering 242 million tons of plastic waste. Boundary Holding has taken on these fundamental challenges . The European deep tech investment firm invests in technologies designed to enable the fourth industrial revolution. One focus is investing in cleantech companies to pursue the 2030 Agenda of the SDGs.

Full Article:- https://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/16237490-boundary-holding-investiert-cleantech-fuer-gruenere-zukunft

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How a European investment company supports startup founders of the future

European startups from the technology sector are attracting the attention of investors thanks to their innovative solutions and disruptive ideas. The industry is increasingly concerned with the key challenges of our time.

The founder of the European deep-tech investment firm Boundary Holding, Rajat Khare, is convinced that the ambitious company founders are able to change the world for the better. Rajat Khare aims to build pioneering and sustainable businesses rather than focusing on short-term and high returns on investment.

Hoping to bring humanity one step further, he now invests his fortune in promising start-ups. For example, through Boundary Holding, Khare has long been investing in "Aero 41", a Swiss company for agricultural technology, which simplifies the spraying of crop protection products in agriculture with the help of drones and its own software solution. "The use of drones in agriculture is booming. Drones can reach areas that are very difficult to access, for example steep tea fields at high altitudes. They also save workers having to move through the fields with backpack sprayers, which can endanger their health. The technology by Aero 41 can be targeted to specific areas to maximize efficiency and save on chemical costs," explains Khare.

Full Article:- https://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/16207748-investitionen-welt-veraendern-europaeisches-investmentunternehmen-startup-gruender-zukunft-unterstuetzt

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A diversified investment strategy is the way forward for venture capitalists

The growth prospects of many industries have increased as a result of new technological advances. It is now important to understand the thinking behind the R&D behind the new applied sciences and their area of application.

Boundary Holding , an investment company based in Luxembourg, is a pioneer in the world with a unique investment strategy. Its main areas of investment are future technology companies and start-ups in Europe that aim to add value to companies and investors. This innovative approach has helped Boundary Holding build its reputation and help it progress in its technology assessments and research. This is quite an achievement considering that venture capitalists usually decouple from the vision and focus on things that don't matter in the medium to long term.

2022 has been an eventful year for the company. By investing in startups that span a wide spectrum of technologies, Boundary Holding and the companies' respective CEOs demonstrate how vision and financial goals align with the goal of fostering human well-being and progress.

Read more:- https://rajatkhare-bh.medium.com/une-strat%C3%A9gie-dinvestissement-diversifi%C3%A9e-est-la-voie-%C3%A0-suivre-pour-les-soci%C3%A9t%C3%A9s-de-capital-risque-e2a66d05887

EXECUTIVE Q&A With Rajat Khare, Founder Of Boundary Holdings