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Q3 funding slows, investor base widens
Q3 2025 saw startup funding decline 38% YoY, totaling $2.1 billion across 240 deals. Mumbai led in funding value, while Bengaluru recorded the highest deal count. Notably, unique investor participation rose 7% YoY, reflecting broader interest despite the slowdown. Does this indicate a shift toward selective, high-quality investments? Key hubs remain attractive for startups with strong fundamentals and innovative solutions, highlighting that venture capital continues to target promising companies even in a cautious market environment.
Companies:
- Flipkart
- Zomato
- BYJU'S
- Ola
- Swiggy
Tags:
- Indian startups
- venture capital
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Q3 funding slows, investor base widens
Q3 2025 saw startup funding decline 38% YoY, totaling $2.1 billion across 240 deals. Mumbai led in funding value, while Bengaluru recorded the highest deal count. Notably, unique investor participation rose 7% YoY, reflecting broader interest despite the slowdown. Does this indicate a shift toward selective, high-quality investments? Key hubs remain attractive for startups with strong fundamentals and innovative solutions, highlighting that venture capital continues to target promising companies even in a cautious market environment.
Companies:
- Flipkart
- Zomato
- BYJU'S
- Ola
- Swiggy
Tags:
- Indian startups
- venture capital
Explore:Mutual Fund Screening
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Startup funding totals fell in Q3, but more investors are participating, signaling a broader and selective investment ecosystem.
Q3 2025 saw startup funding decline 38% YoY, totaling $2.1 billion across 240 deals. Mumbai led in funding value, while Bengaluru recorded the highest deal count. Notably, unique investor participation rose 7% YoY, reflecting broader interest despite the slowdown. Does this indicate a shift toward selective, high-quality investments? Key hubs remain attractive for startups with strong fundamentals and innovative solutions, highlighting that venture capital continues to target promising companies even in a cautious market environment.
Q3 2025 saw startup funding decline 38% YoY, totaling $2.1 billion across 240 deals. Mumbai led in funding value, while Bengaluru recorded the highest deal count. Notably, unique investor participation rose 7% YoY, reflecting broader interest despite the slowdown. Does this indicate a shift toward selective, high-quality investments? Key hubs remain attractive for startups with strong fundamentals and innovative solutions, highlighting that venture capital continues to target promising companies even in a cautious market environment.
Companies:
- Flipkart
- Zomato
- BYJU'S
- Ola
- Swiggy
Tags:
- Indian startups
- venture capital
- Indian startups
- venture capital
- funding trends
- investor participation
- Q3 2025