In 2024, Indian startups raised approximately $12 billion, a 20% increase from the previous year, marking a recovery from the funding downturn of 2022 and 2023. This year saw 993 funding deals, with fintech, consumer services, and ecommerce leading t
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Anonymous 1
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$12 billion raised is a solid comeback
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DRAGON!!
We know unicorn startup is a startup whose valuation is 1 billion dollars or more. Dragon start-ups are the startup who have raised 1 billion dollars or more. Very few start-ups are dragon.
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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