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Private late-stage cheques go big at $86 million average this year - The Economic Times
Late-stage startup funding in India is increasingly flowing into fewer but much larger deals, driven by AI infrastructure, data centres, clean energy and lending. Investors are prioritising profitable, IPO-ready businesses with predictable revenue over high-growth consumer internet bets. Dealmakers say diligence has also become more rigorous than during the 2021-22 funding boom.
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Private late-stage cheques go big at $86 million average this year - The Economic Times
Late-stage startup funding in India is increasingly flowing into fewer but much larger deals, driven by AI infrastructure, data centres, clean energy and lending. Investors are…
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Late-stage cheques go big at $86 million average this year
Late stage funding in India saw average deal sizes surge to about $86 million in the first half, driven by fewer but larger transactions. Capital flowed into AI infrastructure,…