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Jammu Startup Report 2026

975 companies on the Startup India register give Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, as their district in the August 2026 snapshot. 415 are DPIIT recognised and 104 carry a funding signal of some class.

975 on the register 415 DPIIT recognised 514 with a CIN 323 with a website 104 with a funding signal

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What the register says about Jammu

The numbers the report opens with, counted from the August 2026 snapshot. The same figures are on Startups in Jammu, and they will not differ.

Headline counts for Jammu from the August 2026 snapshot
Startups on the register 975
DPIIT recognised 415 (42.6%)
With a CIN on file 514 (52.7%)
With a website on file 323 (33.1%)
With a description to read 407 (41.7%)
With a funding signal of any class 104 (10.7%)
Placed to a street 275 (28.2%)
Largest category IT Services, 93
Categories used here 53

The government's count beside ours

Jammu and Kashmir, the government's state facet: our count against the government's, with the difference
Our count 3,754
Jammu and Kashmir, the government's state facet 3,897
Difference -143 (-3.7%)

A gap is expected and is not an error in either number: ours counts resolved companies after merging duplicate profiles, the government's counts profiles.

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What stands out

Jammu holds 975 of Jammu and Kashmir's 3,754 registered startups, 26.0% of the state. IT Services is its largest category with 93 companies (9.5%) out of 53 categories in use. 514 of the 975 carry a CIN and 323 a website, which is what the best-evidenced table in chapter 8 is built from.

104 carry a funding signal of some class. 99 of those are the self-declared checkbox on the government form and 4 are attested by a named backer, fund or state programme; the report prints the classes apart and never adds them into one "funded" number. 275 of Jammu's startups can be placed to a street, which is the population the pincode chapter ranks.

Registration is not an operating signal. A large share of registered startups are dormant, and we have no way to tell you which. How we counted.

Composed from the August 2026 counts. Edition 1 replaces this with the report's own written summary.

Inside the report

14 chapters. Each names its fields, its chart or table, and the caveat it carries. Chapter 1 is on this page; the rest open with a purchase, or in the free Lucknow report.

  1. 01 What the register says about Jammu Free, above
  2. 02 How the register grew
  3. 03 What Jammu's startups do
  4. 04 Stage
  5. 05 Legal form and capital
  6. 06 Funding evidence and public money
  7. 07 Where in Jammu
  8. 08 The best-evidenced startups
  9. 09 Tax exemption applications
  10. 10 Jammu against its peers
  11. 11 The government's count beside ours
  12. 12 Organisations in Jammu
  13. 13 Methodology and limitations
  14. 14 Appendix

What the pages look like

The cover, the first data table and the first chart appear here once edition 1 of the Jammu report is built. Every report in the series is set the same way, A4 with the caveat each chapter needs at the foot of the page, and the free Lucknow report is the reference for what this one will look like.

Who it is for

Sales and lead-gen teams
A filterable list with website and CIN. Registration is not activity and we say so; every row carries what the register holds, you can filter to companies with all six evidence marks, and the first 25 rows of any filter are free.
Ecosystem professionals
A citable, designed report for a deck or a tender: eight things the site does not have, from the monthly curve since 2016 to the tax-exemption applications, with Lucknow open in full so you can judge the series before buying into it.
Investors and researchers
Companies by industry, district, stage and evidence, in four honest classes and never one "funded" boolean, plus the exemption applications nobody else publishes. We hold no amounts and we never fake them.

Pricing

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Five questions

What is in the Jammu report?
14 chapters: What the register says about Jammu, How the register grew, What Jammu's startups do, Stage, and 10 more, ending in the methodology and an appendix. It comes as a PDF and as chapters inside the research portal, and one purchase keeps it in your account.
Is it just the Indian Startup Map website printed to PDF?
No. Eight things the site does not have: the monthly registration curve since 2016, capital bands, every pincode ranked, the peer table, the government's count beside ours, the 60 best-evidenced in one table, the Seed Fund ledger, and the tax-exemption applications. The free chapter on this page is the one part that overlaps with Startups in Jammu, and the whole Lucknow report is open so you can see the other 13 chapters before paying for any.
How fresh is the Jammu report?
It is built from the August 2026 snapshot of the register, edition 1, and its cover says so. Nothing in it claims growth across snapshots until two exist to compare.
Can I get the list of Jammu startups instead?
The report is chapters, not rows. The rows are in Explore on the research portal: the count for any filter is free, the first 25 rows with website and CIN on a free account, 200 per search on Library, and every row with a CSV or XLSX export on Pro, 5,000 rows a file and never the address line.
What does "registered" mean here?
Registration is not an operating signal. A large share of registered startups are dormant, and we have no way to tell you which. A startup on this register filled in a Startup India profile. 415 of Jammu's 975 carry DPIIT recognition, which is a status the portal shows and not a check we ran. Registration is not incorporation, and it is not activity.

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Jammu Startup Report 2026, edition 1, is being written from the August 2026 snapshot.

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