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However, investors have already raised a lot of capital which needs to be deployed and this will ultimately find its way to the Indian start-up ecosystem
Venture funding data indicates that Indian start-ups are in the middle of a harsh funding winter. While the global situation is not good, the slowdown is more pronounced in India. Let us find out why
Average ticket size also dips across all funding stages, late-stage sees biggest fall of 70%, indicating that investors aren't willing to make large investments until economic conditions improve
The funding in Indian startups nosedived a massive 80 per cent (year-on-year) in the third quarter (July-September period) this year, with the late stage funding seeing the biggest fall
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Company raised $22 million in funding in March earlier this year at a valuation of $120 million
Round saw participation from Insitor Partners, 9Unicorns, Venture Catalysts and a clutch of other investors
Company will use financing to expand technology team and for product development
Airlift started by operating vans and small buses used by office workers and students. When that business slowed during the pandemic, the company pivoted to quick commerce
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Start-up assists enterprises in hiring high-skill talent on contract and manage such employees
Funds will be used to build a plug and play stock advisory layer to power existing brokerage accounts such as Zerodha, Upstox and Groww
The investment was led by Innovation Endeavors, with participation from angel investors
Edtech startup Sunstone, which focuses on higher education, on Friday said it has raised USD 35 million, about Rs 280 crore, in a funding round led by WestBridge Capital. The funding round also saw participation from Alteria Capital. Founded by Ashish Munjal and Piyush Nangru in 2019, Sunstone had raised USD 28 million in Series B in October 2021. Munjal said that the fresh capital will be used to expand into new programmes with a key focus on undergraduate technology programmes. The company has presence across more than 35 cities in over 40 institutions and is building capacities to expand into 100 cities across the country in the next two years. "The Indian higher education system is at the brink of a long overdue transformation. Sunstone is well positioned to enable this change and impact the lives of millions of students. Over the years, we have made significant strides in the direction but still have a long way to go as the market opportunity and problem we are trying to solv
Stride Ventures, announced the close of its second India fund at $200 million for investments in consumer, financial technology, agriculture technology, B2B commerce and other sectors.
Startup says it will use the financing to expand product suite and improve customer experience
Direct investment or co-investing with Indian VC/PE funds in companies is increasingly catching up
The latest round brings Creative Galileo's total funding to $10 million, including a pre-series A round of $ 2.5 million announced in October 2021
According to the Nasscom, deals also dropped by about 17 per cent due to dampened market sentiments but despite reduction in deal value, funding in growth stage continued to increase.