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10 days agoIndian startup funding shows resilience with major EV and consumer bets
Indian startups raised a total of 272.67 million dollars in early December led by electric vehicle maker Ultraviolette, which secured 45 million dollars in a Series E round, and consumer appliance brand Atomberg, which raised 24 million dollars in Series C funding. Venture capital activity also picked up with Fireside Ventures closing a 2,265 crore rupee fund and Nexus Venture Partners raising 700 million dollars focused on artificial intelligence and fintech investments.
Entrackr• By Pooja Kumari
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10 days agoIndian startup funding shows resilience with major EV and consumer bets
Indian startups raised a total of 272.67 million dollars in early December led by electric vehicle maker Ultraviolette, which secured 45 million dollars in a Series E round, and consumer appliance brand Atomberg, which raised 24 million dollars in Series C funding. Venture capital activity also picked up with Fireside Ventures closing a 2,265 crore rupee fund and Nexus Venture Partners raising 700 million dollars focused on artificial intelligence and fintech investments.
Entrackr• By Pooja Kumari
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Ultraviolette and Atomberg led early December startup funding as Indian ventures raised over 272 million dollars amid renewed investor focus on EV, AI and fintech.
Indian startups raised a total of 272.67 million dollars in early December led by electric vehicle maker Ultraviolette, which secured 45 million dollars in a Series E round, and consumer appliance brand Atomberg, which raised 24 million dollars in Series C funding. Venture capital activity also picked up with Fireside Ventures closing a 2,265 crore rupee fund and Nexus Venture Partners raising 700 million dollars focused on artificial intelligence and fintech investments.
Indian startups raised a total of 272.67 million dollars in early December led by electric vehicle maker Ultraviolette, which secured 45 million dollars in a Series E round, and consumer appliance brand Atomberg, which raised 24 million dollars in Series C funding. Venture capital activity also picked up with Fireside Ventures closing a 2,265 crore rupee fund and Nexus Venture Partners raising 700 million dollars focused on artificial intelligence and fintech investments.
Dec 8, 2025 • 04:15