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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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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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Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups this week [28 Aug-02 Sep]
Entrackr
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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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From Propelld To RED.Health — Indian Startups Raised $122 Mn This Week
Inc42
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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 [30 Oct-04 Nov]
Entrackr
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1y ago
Medial
In the past week, Indian startups raised a total of $229 million in funding, with a 32% decrease compared to the previous week. The funding included three growth-stage deals, led by Mamaearth with $91 million, followed by Aequs with $54 million, and Skyroot Aerospace with $27 million. There were also 16 early-stage deals, with Vridhi Home Finance, Sugar.fit, and Fibmold being the top recipients. Funding details for seven startups remained undisclosed. Delhi-NCR led the city-wise deals, while seed-stage startups dominated the funding rounds.
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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 Easy Home Finance To Boldfit – Indian Startups Raised $125 Mn This Week
Inc42
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9m ago
Medial
Indian startups raised $125 million in funding across 18 deals in the first week of November, marking a decline of 54% compared to the previous week. Fintech was the most favored sector for investors, with startups in this space securing $50 million across two deals. This decline in funding comes after a period of renewed investor interest in October. Funding trends in the Indian startup ecosystem have been volatile in the final quarter of 2024.
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ETtech Deals Digest: Startup funding falls 34% on year to $118 million this week
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Technology startups received a total funding of $117.6 million in the third week of May, down 34% from the same period last year. The largest funding deal was $45 million for Gurugram-based Battery Smart. A total of 18 funding rounds took place during this week, compared to 32 last year. Bengaluru-based Blume Ventures was the top investor, backing startups like Battery Smart and InstaAstro. Other notable funding deals included Red Health raising $20 million, Niqo Robotics securing $13 million, Rupeek raising $6 million, and Celcius receiving $4.8 million.
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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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Indian startups raised $55 million during April 28-May 3: Report
Inshorts
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3m ago
Medial
Indian startups raised $54.7 million between April 28 and May 3 across 15 deals, which is down by 46% from the $100.3 million raised by 18 startups last week, a report stated. This marked the lowest investment-week in Indian startups after the first week of January 2025. Fintech emerged as the most funded sector this week by raising $15.3 million.
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From Pocket FM to Ultrahuman- Indian Startups Raised $205 Mn This Week
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Indian startups raised a total of $204.84 million in funding across 14 deals during the third week of March. This marked a slight decrease from the previous week's funding of $226.2 million across 18 deals. The largest deal of the week was audio entertainment platform Pocket FM raising $103 million in its Series D funding round. The media and entertainment sector attracted the most funding, followed by ecommerce. Startups operating in the ecommerce sector secured $54.1 million via three deals. Nexus Venture Partners was the most active investor during the week.
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