Business News | Beyond Budget 2026: The Rise of Future-Ready SMEs
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], February 5: As the Union Budget 2026 strengthens its push toward SME growth, formalization, and capital access, strategy experts note that funding alone will not create the next generation of SME leaders. The real differentiator will be foresight, governance discipline, and future-ready business architecture.
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New Delhi [India], February 5: As the Union Budget 2026 strengthens its push toward SME growth, formalization, and capital access, strategy experts note that funding alone will not create the next generation of SME leaders. The real differentiator will be foresight, governance discipline, and future-ready business architecture.
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Capital Case is a strategic advisory firm focused on helping Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), founder led businesses, and growth stage companies scale with structure, foresight, and capital readiness.
The firm works at the intersection of SME growth strategy, IPO readiness and capital structuring, future literacy and foresight strategy, governance and legacy business transformation, digital and strategic transformation, and cross border expansion. Its core philosophy is that SME growth should not be reactive it should be anticipation driven and future designed. Capital Case supports SMEs, family businesses, and investor ecosystems across India and international markets, helping organizations move from informal growth to institutional readiness.
Parikshit Mukesh, Founder of Capital Case, is a foresight-driven SME strategist and a 4th generation entrepreneur, bringing hands on multi generational business insight into modern scaling and governance models. He advises SMEs, family businesses, and founder-led enterprises on foresight-driven growth, IPO readiness, and long-term scaling frameworks.
He is currently pursuing his doctoral research in Paris at École des Ponts Business School, where his work focuses on Future Literacy, Foresight Strategy, and SME scaling models examining how anticipatory capability improves long term strategic and capital outcomes for SMEs.
Parikshit is also a Fellow at ReTech, where he is actively creating and advancing SME 5.0 frameworks models designed to help SMEs become future ready, capital aligned, and structurally scalable. His work connects foresight, innovation systems, and SME transformation into practical operating frameworks.
He works closely with family offices and investor groups on SME institutionalization, succession structuring, capital readiness pathways, and founder investor alignment helping shift SMEs from unstructured growth to investable, governance-led scale.
In the context of Budget 2026, Parikshit Mukesh emphasizes that policy support creates opportunity but only capability converts opportunity into scale. With stronger SME funding architecture and growth linked measures emerging, he frames the moment as a transition toward SME 5.0 future-ready enterprises built on foresight, financial structure, and governance maturity.
His keynote perspective highlights that SMEs that build anticipation capability, scenario-led strategy, and capital discipline will capture disproportionate advantage from the new policy environment.
Call to Action:
SME founders, family businesses, and investor groups seeking future-ready scaling and SME 5.0 frameworks can connect with Capital Case at:info@capital-case.com parikshit@capital-case.com
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