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Global Venture Funding Plummets in July 2023, Signaling Top-to-Bottom Reset

Global venture funding experiences significant drop, impacting startup ecosystem. Seed-stage struggles and challenges for all funding stages. Read more.

Startup funding in H1 2023 experiences a significant 24% decline, as per the latest report

Discover the declining trend in start-up funding in India in H1 2023, impacted by inflation and macroeconomic factors, but with potential for growth.

AI Startups Thrive Despite Funding Winter, Set to Expand Market Share by 2023 in India’s Business Landscape

AI startups in India continue to see bullish investors, with VC investments up to 15% of total funding in 2023. Despite economic challenges, interest in AI remains high.

Funding Drought Persists as Startups Raise $103 Million in This Week

Indian startups face a funding drought as new-age companies raised just $103M across 17 rounds in the last seven days, marking an 85% decrease from last year. Bengaluru-based pet food-maker Drools led the funding activity this week with $60M. Seed and early-stage funding stood at $12.8M and $30M, respectively, while late-stage startups saw no activity. Despite the drop, investors remain on the hunt for innovative startups with new business models.

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Startup funding in H1 2023 experiences a significant 24% decline, as per the latest report

Discover the declining trend in start-up funding in India in H1 2023, impacted by inflation and macroeconomic factors, but with potential for growth.

Global Venture Funding Plummets in July 2023, Signaling Top-to-Bottom Reset

Global venture funding experiences significant drop, impacting startup ecosystem. Seed-stage struggles and challenges for all funding stages. Read more.

Indian Startups Secure $174 Million in Investments Boosted by Lenskart’s Funding

Indian startups raise $174m this week, with late-stage funding accounting for 78%. Lenskart, Indifi Technologies, Everest Fleet, and Basic Home Loan among recipients.

Funding Drought Persists as Startups Raise $103 Million in This Week

Indian startups face a funding drought as new-age companies raised just $103M across 17 rounds in the last seven days, marking an 85% decrease from last year. Bengaluru-based pet food-maker Drools led the funding activity this week with $60M. Seed and early-stage funding stood at $12.8M and $30M, respectively, while late-stage startups saw no activity. Despite the drop, investors remain on the hunt for innovative startups with new business models.

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