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We travelled to Bangkok, walked the dispensary strips, and went all the way to Kanchanaburi to understand what really happened to Thailand's green rush. It's a story about political convenience, shattered investments, and what happens when a dream is built without the architecture to hold it. By @AnujSuvarna2 Read now 👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/the-ri…

By 2025, over 7,000 dispensaries had shut down. The market didn't collapse. The policy did. Three governments in three years. A legal framework that was always deliberately incomplete. Operators who invested everything — left without a viable path forward.

Neon cannabis-leaf signs. Glass jars behind the counter. Reggae colours on the walls. In 2022, Thailand made history — becoming the first Asian country to decriminalise cannabis. The projections were dazzling. A $1.2 billion industry. Amsterdam-style tourism. A new economy. Read now 👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/the-ri…

Ather cracked something nobody else in Indian auto has — selling software at scale. We spoke to CBO Ravneet Pokhela about how a 91% attach rate gets built, one dealership at a time. By @prnvbal Read now👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/ather-…

Mitti Labs is piloting projects in Southeast Asia, expanding to other rice developing regions in the world. The company’s story shows how climate, agri-tech, and space-tech can scale real impact. By @Saikeerthi1515 Read now 👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/mitti-…

The process is not without trade-offs. AWD can increase nitrous oxide emissions but overall, methane reduction outweighs the risks.

India and US-based startup Mitti Labs is tapping into satellite data to help with tackling climate action on ground. Read now 👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/mitti-…

The internet frenzy gave birth to Google and Amazon. The era of social media was headlined by Facebook. The decade that followed saw Uber and Airbnb reshaping transportation and travel. Each of these companies reached extraordinary valuations. But, by that time, their dominance was largely established in the market. Investors were wagering on companies that had already pulled away from their rivals. On the contrary, OpenAI hasn’t quite established dominance. Yet it commands audacious valuations. What explains this unusual phenomenon? Read now 👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/openai…

As AI devours power on the ground, a handful of Indian startups and investors are betting that the cold, sun-soaked vacuum of space could host the next wave of computing. The race abroad has already begun. By @ishansp Read now 👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/india-…

Still, the comeback may not be that easy. Industry observers say Oura’s patents are broad, meaning legal risks could persist as the smart ring market heats up. Can Ultrahuman reclaim momentum in the market that matters the most? Read today’s special story on @thecaptableco by @verma_shivani12. Read now👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/ultrah…

But the stakes are bigger than just a new product. After losing access to the US market, Ultrahuman shifted focus to Europe, India, the UAE, Australia and Canada. Now, with approval in hand, the company is preparing a return to its biggest market.

Ultrahuman’s new smart ring just cleared a major hurdle. Its redesigned Ring Pro is now approved to be sold in the US—the company’s biggest market, according to a senior company executive and an internal message reviewed by @thecaptableco. Read now👇 the-captable.com/2026/03/ultrah…