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[Weekly funding roundup June 21-27] A sharp rise in VC inflow
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The last week of June saw a significant surge in venture capital funding for Indian startups, with a 568% increase to $374 million compared to the previous week’s $57 million. This boost was driven by a larger number of deals, notably a $100 million raise by tech startup Raphe mPhibr. It marked the third-best week of the year. Meanwhile, startups like GIVA, Wiom, and EKA Mobility partook in key fundraising activities. However, external economic challenges persist.
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[Weekly funding roundup May 31-June 6] VC inflow continues to remain stable
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1m ago
Medial
The Indian startup ecosystem observed a stable venture capital inflow, with funding ranging from $100-200 million weekly. In early June, startups raised $213 million across 17 deals, slightly up from the previous week's $209 million. A significant contribution came from Udaan's $114 million deal. Deal numbers are declining, averaging 17 weekly, reflecting challenges in capital acquisition. Despite a challenging environment, initiatives such as a new healthtech fund indicate ongoing investor interest in Indian startups.
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[Weekly funding roundup July 19-25] VC money continues to move in the slow lane
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14d ago
Medial
Venture capital (VC) funding for Indian startups in July remained sluggish, with the fourth week's total reaching $120 million across 21 deals, slightly down from the previous week's $124 million. The funding was evenly split between early- and late-stage investments, with minimal growth-stage capital. This trend, driven by macroeconomic uncertainties and cautious investor sentiment, reflects a downturn from previous $200 million weekly ranges, except for interest in artificial intelligence. Notable transactions included Semiconductors startup Netrasemi and retail chain SuperK.
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[Weekly funding roundup Aug 2-8] VC inflow sees sharp rise on larger deals
YourStory
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11h ago
Medial
The first week of August saw a significant rise in venture capital (VC) funding for Indian startups, totaling $214 million from 27 deals, doubling the previous week's $105 million. This surge broke a four-week trend of stagnant funding and was driven by larger deals and transactions across various funding stages. Notable transactions included major investments in startups like The Sleep Company and RENÉE Cosmetics. Despite this increase, ongoing macroeconomic challenges may impact future trends.
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[Weekly funding roundup June 7-14] Indian startups see marginal rise in VC inflow
YourStory
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1m ago
Medial
Indian startups experienced a marginal rise in venture capital funding, securing $299 million across 22 deals in the second week of June, a 40% increase from the previous week. However, this remains within the $100-200 million range seen over the past 12 weeks, indicating a subdued funding environment. Noteworthy transactions included CRED raising $72 million and GIVA securing $52.6 million. Despite limited $100 million-plus deals, interest in the startup ecosystem persists.
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[Weekly funding roundup June 14-20] VC inflow crashes to second lowest level for the year
YourStory
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1m ago
Medial
Venture capital funding for Indian startups has dropped to its second-lowest weekly level this year, totaling just $56 million across 12 deals. This marks the fourth instance of weekly funding falling below $100 million, reflecting a challenging environment influenced by uncertain external factors. Despite this backdrop, there were notable developments: Urban Company reported profits and Meesho moved its headquarters to India. Meanwhile, the Karnataka government banned bike taxis, causing uncertainty within that sector.
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[Weekly funding roundup July 25- Aug 1] VC inflow remains lacklustre on lower deal volumes
YourStory
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6d ago
Medial
In July 2025, Indian startups experienced a slowdown in venture capital (VC) funding, typically hovering around $100 million weekly due to fewer deals, with the last week of July seeing only $105 million across 15 transactions. This deceleration is attributed to the uncertain macroeconomic environment influenced by global trade tensions. Notable deals included SUN Mobility acquiring $60 million and Navi Technologies securing Rs 170 crore. The lack of large-value deals continues to impact the overall funding momentum.
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Startup risk capital inflow in 'healthy territory'
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
In the second quarter of 2023, risk capital inflow into Indian startups and companies surged, with private equity and venture capital funds investing $21 billion. This level of investment is on par with the deal value recorded in the first half of 2019, according to a research note by Bain & Company. While PE investments grew 10% to $16.5 billion, VC investments contracted 25% to around $5 billion. The trend signals a "sharp reset for the PE-VC landscape," indicating a healthier investment ecosystem with increased depth and emphasis on sustainable growth.
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Indian Startup Funding Hits A New Low — Just $4.4M Raised This Week
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
In the third week of August, Indian startups experienced a sharp decrease in funding, with only $4.4 million raised across seven deals. This represents a 95% decline from the previous week's total of $95 million raised in 17 deals, possibly indicating the lowest weekly funding since 2020.
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Venture capital funding in February rises by 21% YoY
Inshorts
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1y ago
Medial
The month of February turned out to be positive for the Indian startup ecosystem as venture capital funding rose by 21% due to the steady inflow of deals. The total VC funding stood at $890 million, cutting across 114 deals. The month of February witnessed most large deals with a ticket size in the range of $20-40 million.
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ETtech Deals Digest: Startups raise $1.1 billion this week; up 5x on-year
Economic Times
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4m ago
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Startups raised approximately $1.1 billion from March 15 to 21, a nearly fivefold increase from last year’s period. This marked a 229.5% rise from the previous week’s $342.4 million. Funds were raised through 27 deals compared to 37 deals a year ago, which totaled $238 million. Key deals included Erisha E Mobility's $1 billion investment, Nivara Home Finance's $28 million Series B funding, and Pilgrim's $23.1 million funding round led by Narotam Sekhsaria Family Office.
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