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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startup this week [02 - 07 Dec]
Entrackr
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7m ago
Medial
During the week, 30 Indian startups raised around $333.05 million in funding. These deals include 7 growth-stage deals and 20 early-stage deals while 3 startups kept their transaction details undisclosed. Last week, 18 early and growth-stage startups cumulatively raised around $54 million in funding. Among the growth-stage deals, 7 startups raised $224.76 million in funding this week. Housing finance provider Vastu Housing led with $100 million in funding. B2B supply chain financing firm Mintifi raised $80 million followed by EV manufacturer Ultraviolette ($15.3 million), diagnostics lab and healthcare platform Orange Health ($12 million), gaming firms Sportskeeda ($8.14 million), Nodwin Gaming ($7.55 million), and digital advertising solution provider Datawrkz with $1.77 million in funding. D2C kitchen appliances brand Byondnxt did not disclose the amount raised. Further, 20 early-stage startups secured funding worth $108.29 million during the week. Solar energy startup Glow led the list followed by AI-enabled customer feedback intelligence platform Enterpret, data company Pathway, dental essential focused marketplace DentalKart, and cleantech startup Hygenco. Meanwhile, Bumboo and SuperYou also raked in funding but did not disclose the transaction details. In terms of the city-wise number of funding deals, Mumbai and Bengaluru-based startups led with 10 deals each followed by Delhi-NCR, Chennai, and Mangalore. Segment-wise, E-commerce, Fintech, and Healthtech startups are on the top spot with 4 deals each. AI, Gaming, Environment Tech, and Networking and community startups followed the list among others. During the week, Series A funding deals led with 10 deals followed by Seed, Series B, Series E, and pre-Series A deals. On a weekly basis, startup funding jumped over 500% to $333.05 million as compared to around $54.43 million raised during the previous week. The average funding in the last eight weeks stands at around $287.90 million with 24 deals per week. This week only one startup-focused fund launched namely Abryo Capital. The fund will invest in companies across US and India. The startup ecosystem witnessed 5 notable hires this week. AiDash onboarded Neil Chatterjee on its Advisory board, EKA Mobility hired Sohel Merchant as the Chief Innovation Officer, Freshworks welcomed Srinivasan Raghavan as the CPO while Niyogin and ASK Asset also onboarded new COO and CEO, respectively. Additionally, Nihir Parikh resigned from Nykaa as CEO and Anindhya Ghose exited from Delhivery’s independent director chair. SaaS media firm Amagi announced the acquisition of Argoid AI while Uniphore purchased two firms, ActionIQ and Infoworks. Visit TheKredible to see series-wise deals along with amount breakup, complete details of fund launches, and more insights. BharatPe launches ‘Shield’ to protect users from online frauds. Flipkart to enter 10-minute medicine delivery market. Uber allows users to pre-book Shikara rides on Srinagar’s Dal Lake. The parent company of Chingari launches spiritual tech platform AstroLive. Captain Fresh looking to raise $100 Mn funding. Allen to acquire Unacademy at a valuation of $800 Mn. Apna Mart set to raise new round from Fundamentum and Accel. Bold Care to raise Rs 30 Cr in new funding round. BeepKart planning to raise Series B funding. Swiggy posts Rs 3,600 Cr revenue in Q2; Instamart contributes 13.6%. Allen nears Rs 3,500 Cr revenue in FY24, profit shrinks 44%. K12 Techno Services touches Rs 430 Cr revenue in FY24. Peak XV-backed Wakefit reports Rs 66 Cr EBITDA in FY24. HomeLane revenue remains flat in FY24; losses down by 30%. Mosambee touches Rs 240 Cr revenue in FY24; profit surges 87%. CarDekho Group FY24: used car biz’s revenue slips, InsuranceDekho shines. Shadowfax posts Rs 1,885 Cr revenue in FY24, turns EBITDA profitable. Grocery brand Apna Mart revenue jumps 86% in FY24. MobiKwik to raise Rs 572 Cr in IPO amid 70% valuation cut. Bluestone board approves Rs 1,000 Cr IPO, CEO invests Rs 75 Cr. Ecom Express and Smartworks receive SEBI nod for IPO. RBI expands UPI services, allows small finance banks to offer credit. Bhavish Aggarwal pledges Ola Electric shares for Krutrim’s debt. CCPA intensifies probe into Ola Electric. Razorpay, CRED, Swiggy among 30 startups in Startup Policy Forum. Varun Alagh purchases over 1.6 lakh shares of Mamearth since IPO. RBI lifts loan sanction ban on Sachin Bansal-led Navi Finserv. Info Edge files FIR against 4B Networks’ Rahul Yadav and others. CRED allows users to use coin for offline and online purchases. Fire at Shiprocket’s warehouse impacts over 60 brands. PhonePe ends ties with Juspay and other third-party routers. GST authorities crack down on crypto exchanges. Ola Electric to expand retail footprint to 4,000 stores. Paytm to sell stake in Japan’s PayPay to SoftBank: Report. On a weekly basis, startup funding bounced back over 500% to $333 million as compared to around $54 million raised during the previous week. The week saw only one startup-focused fund launch namely Abryo Capital. Around tech stocks, MobiKwik has filed its RHP with the SEBI to raise Rs 572 crore through a fresh issue of equity shares. Omnichannel jewellery retailer Bluestone appears close to filing a DRHP as it has received the board’s approval for an initial public offering worth Rs 1,000 crore ($120 million) through a mix of fresh issues and offers for sale. Meanwhile, Ecom Express and Smartworks have received SEBI's nod for the IPO. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has taken a significant step to boost financial inclusion by allowing small finance banks (SFBs) to offer pre-sanctioned credit lines through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). This move is expected to benefit underserved segments like small businesses, micro-entrepreneurs, and individuals in rural and semi-urban areas. Indian tax authorities have initiated action against 17 cryptocurrency exchanges for alleged GST evasion amounting to Rs 824 crore. The investigations revealed significant tax evasion by Binance's subsidiary, Nest Services, and WazirX parent Zanmai Labs.
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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [11-16 Dec]
Entrackr
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1y ago
Medial
This week, Indian startups raised a total funding of approximately $548 million. This included seven growth-stage deals and 10 early-stage funding deals, with details of two startups' funding undisclosed. The funding was led by Udaan, a B2B e-commerce platform, with $340 million in a Series E round. Bengaluru-based startups secured the most funding deals, followed by Delhi-NCR. In terms of mergers and acquisitions, fantasy sports company acquired NFT marketplace Good Game Exchange, while Nourish You acquired vegan food brand One Good. Additionally, Omidyar Network India announced plans to wind up operations in India.
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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [18-23 Dec]
Entrackr
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1y ago
Medial
This week, Indian startups raised a total funding of $957 million, with 33 startups securing investments. The funding included six growth-stage deals and 21 early-stage funding deals. The highest funding was raised by Flipkart with $600 million, followed by GreyOrange with $135 million and Kitchen@ with $65 million. In terms of city-wise funding, Delhi-NCR had the most deals, followed by Bengaluru and Mumbai. The week also saw some significant M&A activity, fund launches, and new product launches. December has become the most funded month of 2023, surpassing the previous record in March.
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From MediBuddy To SatSure — Indian Startups Raised $52 Mn This Week
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
In the last week of August, Indian startups secured $52 million in funding across 12 deals, a 77.4% decrease from the previous week's $231 million. Healthtech startup MediBuddy raised $18 million from existing investors for strategic acquisitions, leading the week's funding. August concluded with a total of $341 million in startup funding. Fintech and enterprisetech were the most active sectors, with the healthtech sector also receiving significant investment.
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From Scapia To Kiwi — Indian Startups Raised $61 Mn This Week
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Indian startups raised $61 Mn across 10 funding deals, a 38% week-on-week markup. The highest funding deal of the week was by fintech startup Scapia, which raised $23 Mn from Elevation Capital and 3STATE Ventures. The fintech sector emerged as the most funded sector, raising a total of $36 Mn across two deals. Ecommerce saw the highest deal count with five deals sealing $15.5 Mn. In terms of acquisitions, Adobe acquired Bengaluru-based AI-powered video creation platform Rephrase.ai.
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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [13-18 Nov]
Entrackr
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1y ago
Medial
During the week of 13-18 November, the Indian startup ecosystem experienced a significant drop in funding, with only 12 deals raising $44.37 million, a decline of 78% from the previous week. The funding included two growth-stage deals totaling $25 million and 10 early-stage deals contributing $19.37 million. Bengaluru-based startups led the number of deals, followed by Delhi-NCR and Pune. E-commerce and healthtech startups received the most funding, and there were also some notable mergers and acquisitions in the industry.
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From Mstack To Waycool – Indian Startups Raised $86 Mn This Week
Inc42
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9m ago
Medial
- Seed funding for startups decreased significantly this week, with only $1.9 Mn raised compared to $44.5 Mn last week. - Coworking space startup DevX filed its DRHP (Draft Red Herring Prospectus) with SEBI this week. - Indian startups collectively raised $86.4 Mn through 16 deals, a steep 80% decline from the $432.2 Mn raised through 24 deals in the previous week. - Investment activity in the Indian startup ecosystem saw a dip this week, following a recent trend of upward growth. - Notably, there were no major funding rounds reported this week, coinciding with the beginning of the festive season in India.
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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [15-20 Jan]
Entrackr
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1y ago
Medial
This week, Indian startups raised a total of $178 million, with two growth-stage and 22 early-stage deals. The funding included investments in startups such as Wow! Momo, OneCard, International Battery Company, StockGro, and FinAGG. Bengaluru-based startups led the city-wise funding deals, followed by Delhi-NCR and Mumbai. Series A stage deals dominated the funding, with 10 deals, followed by pre-Series A, pre-seed, and seed stage deals. Four acquisitions also took place this week, including Cured by Innovaccer, Clientjoy by Synup, ZestMoney by DMI Group, and Kyndi by Qlik.
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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [06-11 Nov]
Entrackr
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1y ago
Medial
This week, Indian startups raised around $201 million in funding, with 25 deals in total. The funding witnessed a drop of over 12% compared to the previous week. The deals included growth-stage investments of $131.75 million and early-stage investments of $68.9 million. Some notable funding was raised by XpressBees, Zepto, Euler Motors, and GoMechanic. Bengaluru-based startups led in terms of the number of funding deals, while Delhi-NCR-based startups raised the highest amount. Additionally, there were acquisitions by Game Theory and Amagi, as well as several new product launches.
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Deals Digest: Momentum falls marginally this week; M&A volume also lacklustre
VCCircle
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1y ago
Medial
Private equity and venture capital dealmaking activity experienced a small decline in value this week, while volume almost doubled compared to the previous week. PE and VC investment fell below the $300 million mark after two consecutive weeks of higher amounts. Indian startups saw a significant increase in fundraising this week. Mergers and acquisitions also had a lackluster performance this week.
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From Vivifi To Krutrim — Indian Startups Raised $170 Mn This Week
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
According to the report from Inc42, Indian startups raised a total of $170 million in funding between January 22 and 27. This is a 25% increase compared to the previous week. Notable funding includes Krutrim, an AI unicorn co-founded by Ola's Bhavish Aggarwal, which raised $50 million. Fintech emerged as the most funded sector this week, with a total of $91.6 million raised. Additionally, there were also some notable acquisitions, including NODWIN Gaming acquiring Comic Con India and MakeMyTrip acquiring a majority stake in Savaari Car Rentals.
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