SynopsisIndian startups secured a significant $1.91 billion in June, a substantial leap from previous periods, driven by major late-stage investments. However, the most recent week saw a sharp dip in funding, with early-stage deals dominating. Notable recent investments include Limelight's $28.9 million for diamond jewellery expansion and The Indus Valley's $17 million for healthy cookware growth, signaling continued investor interest in specific sectors.Indian startups raised $1.91 billion across 80 funding rounds in June, up 41.1% from May and 90.7% higher than the same month last year, according to data intelligence platform Tracxn.The monthly tally was led by large late-stage transactions, including Cred’s $900 million financing round and Sarvam’s $234 million fundraise. Late-stage deals accounted for 65.1% of the capital raised during June, while early-stage rounds made up 30.7%. Seed-stageNow Playing
ETtech Deals Digest: Cred, Sarvam mega rounds lift startup funding to $1.91 billion in June, up 91% on-year - The Economic Times
Indian startups secured a significant $1.91 billion in June, a substantial leap from previous periods, driven by major late-stage investments. However, the most recent week saw a sharp dip in funding, with early-stage deals dominating. Notable recent investments include Limelight's $28.9 million for diamond jewellery expansion and The Indus Valley's $17 million for healthy cookware growth, signaling continued investor interest in specific sectors.
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