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Indian startups raised $160M this week
Indian startup funding slowed sharply last week, with fourteen firms raising $160.3 million between September 29 and October 4 — a 58% drop from the previous week’s $377.4 million. Top deals included Kapiva ($60M), Recur Club ($50M), and Petpooja ($15.4M). Q3 shows a 32% YoY funding decline, yet unique investor participation rose 7%, signaling sustained interest. Is this patchy momentum a sign of caution or strategic consolidation? Startups and investors are navigating a nuanced funding landscape.
Companies:
- Kapiva
- Recur Club
- Petpooja
Tags:
- Indian startups
- venture capital
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neutral-positive
Indian startups raised $160M this week
Indian startup funding slowed sharply last week, with fourteen firms raising $160.3 million between September 29 and October 4 — a 58% drop from the previous week’s $377.4 million. Top deals included Kapiva ($60M), Recur Club ($50M), and Petpooja ($15.4M). Q3 shows a 32% YoY funding decline, yet unique investor participation rose 7%, signaling sustained interest. Is this patchy momentum a sign of caution or strategic consolidation? Startups and investors are navigating a nuanced funding landscape.
Companies:
- Kapiva
- Recur Club
- Petpooja
Tags:
- Indian startups
- venture capital
Explore:Mutual Fund Screening
neutral-positive
Indian startups raised $160M this week
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Indian startups saw funding decline this week, reflecting broader quarterly trends. Despite this, venture capital interest remains steady, highlighting resilience in the ecosystem.
Indian startup funding slowed sharply last week, with fourteen firms raising $160.3 million between September 29 and October 4 — a 58% drop from the previous week’s $377.4 million. Top deals included Kapiva ($60M), Recur Club ($50M), and Petpooja ($15.4M). Q3 shows a 32% YoY funding decline, yet unique investor participation rose 7%, signaling sustained interest. Is this patchy momentum a sign of caution or strategic consolidation? Startups and investors are navigating a nuanced funding landscape.
Indian startup funding slowed sharply last week, with fourteen firms raising $160.3 million between September 29 and October 4 — a 58% drop from the previous week’s $377.4 million. Top deals included Kapiva ($60M), Recur Club ($50M), and Petpooja ($15.4M). Q3 shows a 32% YoY funding decline, yet unique investor participation rose 7%, signaling sustained interest. Is this patchy momentum a sign of caution or strategic consolidation? Startups and investors are navigating a nuanced funding landscape.
Companies:
- Kapiva
- Recur Club
- Petpooja
Tags:
- Indian startups
- venture capital
- Indian startups
- venture capital
- funding trends
- Kapiva
- Recur Club