India’s startup ecosystem stays active with selective funding, innovation & partnerships

India’s startup ecosystem saw selective funding, deeper innovation in AI and mobility, and key fintech and strategic partnerships reinforcing growth despite a cautious funding climate.

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India’s startup ecosystem stays active with selective funding, innovation & partnerships

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India’s startup ecosystem stays active with selective funding, innovation & partnerships
India’s startup ecosystem saw selective funding, deeper innovation in AI and mobility, and key fintech and strategic partnerships reinforcing growth despite a cautious funding climate.
India’s startup scene continues to evolve strongly as 2025 draws to a close, with capital flowing into quality bets amid a cautious funding environment. Despite overall slower deal counts, more than twenty startups crossed the $100 million funding threshold this year, underscoring robust conviction among investors even in tougher conditions. Deeptech and AI startups like Hyperbots are making strides in enterprise automation, while Fintech players such as BharatPe have launched new UPI credit offerings in partnership with YES Bank. 
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