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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [08-13 Jan]
Entrackr
ยท
1y ago
Medial
In the second week of January, a total of 31 Indian startups raised a funding amount of $157.3 million. This included nine growth-stage and 19 early-stage deals, with three undisclosed transactions. Bengaluru and Mumbai had the highest number of funding deals, and seed stage deals dominated the investment landscape. In terms of M&A activity, Infosys is set to acquire InSemi and Veranda Learning Solutions is acquiring Tapasya Educational Institutions. Notable news includes layoffs at InMobi and the shutdown of Resso in India.
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From Propelld To RED.Health โ Indian Startups Raised $122 Mn This Week
Inc42
ยท
1y ago
Medial
Indian startups raised a total of $121.8 million in funding across 21 deals during the week of May 13 to 18. This amount represents a 45% decrease compared to the previous week. Fintech startups dominated the funding trends, raising $33.1 million in three deals. However, seed funding continued to decline, with startups at this stage securing just $3.5 million during this week.
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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [28 Aug-02 Sep]
Entrackr
ยท
1y ago
Medial
During this week, 13 Indian startups secured approximately $52 million in funding, with MediBuddy and SatSure leading the way with $18 million and $15 million respectively. In comparison, the previous week witnessed 19 Indian startups amassing a total of around $233 million in funding, with one startup's details undisclosed. Among the 13 rounds this week, only MediBuddy, a growth stage startup, raised $18 million, while the remaining 12 were early-stage startups. Bengaluru-based startups dominated the funding scene, accounting for $41 million or 78.68% of the total funding, followed by Delhi NCR and Hyderabad-based startups. Fintech startups secured the most deals, followed by logistics and healthtech. Additionally, four companies, namely CoinSwitch, Kenko Health, Omuni, and Khatabook, announced employee layoffs during this week, and TripCrafters merged with Holidify.
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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [13-18 Nov]
Entrackr
ยท
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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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [15-20 Jan]
Entrackr
ยท
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
ยท
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
ยท
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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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [11-16 Dec]
Entrackr
ยท
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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Weekly funding plummets over 80% to $30 million
Economic Times
ยท
1y ago
Medial
The funding climate for Indian technology startups took a hit, with funding dropping to $29.7 million across 6 funding rounds in the week of November 13 to 17. This marks a significant decline from the $189 million raised across 34 rounds during the same week in 2022. The average deal value also decreased to $4.95 million from $5.6 million in 2022. The funding winter, which began in September 2022, is expected to slow down deal-making activity until early January.
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From PharmEasy To Portea โ Indian Startups Raised $316 Mn This Week
Inc42
ยท
1y ago
Medial
Indian startups raised a total of $316.4 million in funding across 23 deals in the first week of May, a significant increase from the previous week's $172.6 million raised across 21 deals. The biggest funding round of the week was a $216.2 million investment in digital pharmacy PharmEasy. Healthtech startups emerged as the most funded sector, raising $236.2 million in three deals. Ecommerce startups secured the highest number of deals, with five investments totaling $8.2 million. Seed funding, however, decreased by 64% to $12.3 million compared to the previous week. Several acquisitions were also announced, including Freshworks' acquisition of Device42 for $230 million.
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Deals Digest: Momentum rises slightly this week; M&A activity dips
VCCircle
ยท
1y ago
Medial
Private equity and venture deal momentum showed a slight increase this week, although none of the deals exceeded $50 million in funding. On the other hand, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity experienced a slight decline compared to the previous week. Startups were able to secure approximately $193 million in funding, reflecting a 10% increase.
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