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Indian startups raised $800.5 Mn in 29 deals this week, an increase of 296% from last week's $201.8 Mn raised across 21 deals Buoyed by Zepto' mega $665 Mn funding round, consumer services dominated sectoral funding charts this week Peak XV Partner

This week Indian startup raised $29.30M- significantly lower than last week *$145M*

Funding Winter ? Indian startups raised a total of $395.63 million across 20 deals from August 12 to 17, marking a 250% increase from the previous week. Key highlights include: OYO secured $175 million in a down round, reducing its valuation to

What's Happening in Indian Ecosystem!!🧐🧐 Indian startup ecosystem aims for recovery post-2023 challenges with innovation and govt. support. Optimism for 2024 despite funding declines; India ranks third globally with 99,000+ startups and 108 unicor

Over 25 Indian startups collectively raised approximately $138.7 million this week, with significant contributions from fintech and deeptech sectors. Easy Home Finance secured $35 million, while MODIFI raised $15 million

Indian startups were able to net a $58.36 Mn across 16 deals, a 52% decline from last week's $121.8 Mn raised across 21 deals The Fintech sector emerged as an investor favourite this week, with startups in the sector securing $23.9 Mn across 4 deals

You should try to start your business with bootstrap. Nowadays their is a trend of Startup funding, every Entrepreneur needs funding for show off. And as a result you can see that most of the Indian Startups are loss making. They spend money withou

Indian startups raised over $135 million from June 3 to June 8, 2024; Fibe tops the list.

Here are the latest news related to the startup ecosystem: - Indian startups raised $196 million this week. - Indian deep tech startups count surged in 2023, but funding plummeted 77%. - Neobanking startup Jupiter received RBI nod for mobile walle

Here's a visual representation of the funding paradox in Indian startups: Image: A pie chart with a small slice (2.4%) labeled "Women-led startups" and an even smaller slice (1.3%) labeled "Black and Latinx founders". A separate section shows a dive