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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In October 2024
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9m ago
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In Q3 2024, Indian startups raised a record-breaking $3.4 billion in funding, more than double the amount raised in the same quarter last year. Deeptech and enterprise tech continue to dominate, but this edition of "30 Startups to Watch" also includes emerging sectors like semiconductors and D2C. The report, powered by Google Cloud, highlights the resilience and innovation of Indian startups in shaping the country's startup ecosystem.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In January 2024
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1y ago
Medial
In January 2024, Inc42 identified 30 startups that caught their attention, ranging from healthcare and energy solutions to AI-driven technologies and sustainable initiatives. Some notable startups include Aarogya Tech, which offers data-driven healthcare solutions; Alt Carbon, a company focusing on carbon sequestration; and Peptris Technologies, an AI-driven drug discovery platform. Other startups featured in the list include Sahaj Gaming, Fittr, Supaboard, and Swirl, among others. These startups are disrupting various industries and are worth keeping an eye on in the coming months.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In June 2024
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
In June 2024, the Indian startup ecosystem saw a boost in funding levels with Zepto raising $665 million. The latest edition of "30 Startups To Watch" showcases over 75% of the featured startups coming from major hubs like Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi NCR. As the first half of 2024 wraps up, there is ongoing interest in the exciting ventures emerging in India's startup ecosystem.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In August 2024
Inc42
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11m ago
Medial
Inc42 has released the 50th edition of their series called "30 Startups to Watch." This edition comes at a time when investor interest in early-stage startups is high, thanks to advancements in AI technology. In the first half of 2024, Indian seed-stage startup funding increased by 23% year on year to $589 million across 229 deals.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In May 2024
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
An increasing number of second-time founders and CXOs are joining the Indian startup scene. The latest edition of the '30 Startups to Watch' series saw a rise in the adoption of AI among the selected startups. About 60% of these startups have raised less than $2 Mn or are self-funded.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In June 2025
Inc42
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1m ago
Medial
In June 2025, Indian startups raised over $5.7 billion, marking an 8% year-on-year increase, signaling recovery after a funding slowdown. The 60th edition of Inc42’s "30 Startups to Watch" highlights diverse ventures across sectors like AI, EVs, and biotechnology. Key players include aerospace-focused startups responding to national security needs, as well as health tech innovations catering to the sexual wellness market. With a thriving ecosystem, India boasts over 70,000 tech startups valued collectively at over $650 billion.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In September 2024
Inc42
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10m ago
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- This edition of '30 Startups to Watch' highlights innovative young companies from various sectors like deeptech, SaaS, semiconductors, D2C, spacetech, AI, fintech, and healthtech. - Only six out of the featured startups have raised more than $2 Mn, while the majority are either bootstrapped or have raised under $1 Mn. - Bengaluru is the location for nearly 60% of the startups in this edition, followed by Delhi NCR. - The focus is on showcasing the most exciting and promising startups that are gaining momentum in the market. - The edition provides a valuable opportunity for investors, entrepreneurs, and industry experts to discover new and potential business ventures. - Each featured startup brings unique solutions and technologies that have the potential to disrupt their respective industries.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In July 2025
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7d ago
Medial
In July 2025, the 61st edition of Inc42's "30 Startups To Watch" highlighted emerging startups across sectors like AI, defence tech, cleantech, D2C, fintech, and fashion quick commerce. Despite economic challenges such as IT sector layoffs and geopolitical tensions, the startup ecosystem witnessed positives with coworking giants Smartworks and IndiQube getting listed, alongside several unicorns, including Lenskart, filing their DRHPs, signaling growth and resilience in the industry.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In May 2025
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1m ago
Medial
In May 2025, the Indian startup ecosystem showed a strong recovery, raising $1.1 billion, more than double April's figure. Key developments such as Ather Energy's public debut and IPO filings by Groww and Shiprocket reinforced investor confidence. The month's "30 Startups To Watch" highlighted innovative ventures across sectors like spacetech, EV, climate tech, and healthtech. Notable startups include Adalat AI for courtroom digitization, Anahad Pharma for pharma logistics, and MedVital for wound care technology.
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30 Startups To Watch: Startups That Caught Our Eyes In April 2024
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Indian founders are known for their focus on creating value rather than raising funds. The Indian startup ecosystem has seen a surge in early-stage cleantech ventures, reflecting a commitment to environmental stewardship. Other sectors such as D2C, agritech, and AI are also contributing to the disruption in the ecosystem. Despite challenges such as regulatory hurdles and funding declines, the innovative spirit of Indian startups remains strong. This list highlights 30 startups to watch, including companies in various industries such as office space technology, AI-based tutoring, lunchbox solutions, health-conscious cutlery, and more. These startups are making waves in their respective fields and have the potential for significant growth and success.
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30 Startups To Watch: AI Startups That Caught Our Eyes In February 2024
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
India's Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) startup ecosystem is poised for exponential growth, with the market expected to surpass $17 billion by 2030. Inc42 has highlighted 30 promising GenAI startups to watch, with a majority based in Bengaluru. These startups are using GenAI tools and technologies to automate content creation, enhance user experience, optimize business processes, and improve decision-making. Some notable startups include Alltius, which offers AI assistants for enterprise applications, and Athina AI, which helps companies evaluate and ensure the safety of their AI models. Other startups focus on areas like synthetic data generation, recruitment automation, video content creation, and code error correction, among others. With the Indian AI ecosystem on the brink of rapid growth, these startups are at the forefront of innovation in the country.
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