zepto is the biggest company to come out of YC in the last 5 years!
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"Zepto may have hype, but Razorpay ($7.5B), Groww ($3B), and Meesho ($3.5B) have much more sustainable models. Fintech and e-commerce scale without needing constant cash burn. If quick commerce doesnโt work, Zeptoโs valuation could crash.
Some of the most successful Y Combinator-backed startups from India include:
โข Razorpay: A fintech company valued at $7.5 billion, offering payment solutions for businesses4.
โข. Meesho: A social commerce platform that simplifies online selling for
Indian startups are Reverse Flipping.
Many startups incorporate in countries like Singapore, Mauritius, the US (primarily for SaaS), or the Cayman Islands for several reasons:
- Ease of doing business
- Tax incentives
- Better funding opportunities
7 Brutally Honest Insights on Indian Startups in 2025
1. AI Everywhere:
Indian startups are leveraging AI like there's no tomorrow , they are just integrating AI in every step even when there's no proper use. It's a Buzz like " Dot-com Bubble" - Va
Unsexy Businesses give Insane Investor Returns
Everyone chases the gold rushโvery few build the shovels.
We glorify unicorn consumer brands, but the biggest, most consistent returns often come from the backend enablersโthe invisible infrastructure po
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Indiaโs startup ecosystem continues to thrive, now standing as the third-largest in the world, just behind the US and China.
With over 110 unicorns and dozens of soonicorns (startups va
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Top news of the day:
1. Investment platform Groww has confidentially filed IPO documents with SEBI, planning to raise between $700 million to $1 billion.
2. Awfis appointed Sumit Lakhani as CEO, succeeding Amit Ramani, who remains chairman and man
1. Fundings:
- During the week, 23 Indian startups raised a total of approximately $152.49 million, including 5 growth-stage and 17 early-stage deals, while a startup kept its funding details undisclosed.
- In comparison, the previous week saw 25
