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Indian Startup Funding Rebounds in October
Startup funding activity picked up in India during early October, driven by renewed investor interest in fintech and SaaS ventures. Several mid-sized rounds highlighted growing confidence in scalable tech models despite a cautious funding climate. In contrast, U.S. startup fundraising remained subdued as venture capital firms prioritized late-stage deals, particularly in AI and health tech. The divergence underscores India’s relative resilience and evolving investor appetite for innovation-led growth amid global capital tightening and valuation recalibration trends.
Companies:
- BYJUs
- Groww
- Razorpay
- Stripe
- OpenAI
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- startups
- markets
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Indian Startup Funding Rebounds in October
Startup funding activity picked up in India during early October, driven by renewed investor interest in fintech and SaaS ventures. Several mid-sized rounds highlighted growing confidence in scalable tech models despite a cautious funding climate. In contrast, U.S. startup fundraising remained subdued as venture capital firms prioritized late-stage deals, particularly in AI and health tech. The divergence underscores India’s relative resilience and evolving investor appetite for innovation-led growth amid global capital tightening and valuation recalibration trends.
Companies:
- BYJUs
- Groww
- Razorpay
- Stripe
- OpenAI
Tags:
- startups
- markets
Economic Times• By struti
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Indian startup funding rebounds in October, driven by fintech and SaaS momentum, contrasting with muted U.S. venture activity in AI and health tech.
Startup funding activity picked up in India during early October, driven by renewed investor interest in fintech and SaaS ventures. Several mid-sized rounds highlighted growing confidence in scalable tech models despite a cautious funding climate. In contrast, U.S. startup fundraising remained subdued as venture capital firms prioritized late-stage deals, particularly in AI and health tech. The divergence underscores India’s relative resilience and evolving investor appetite for innovation-led growth amid global capital tightening and valuation recalibration trends.
Startup funding activity picked up in India during early October, driven by renewed investor interest in fintech and SaaS ventures. Several mid-sized rounds highlighted growing confidence in scalable tech models despite a cautious funding climate. In contrast, U.S. startup fundraising remained subdued as venture capital firms prioritized late-stage deals, particularly in AI and health tech. The divergence underscores India’s relative resilience and evolving investor appetite for innovation-led growth amid global capital tightening and valuation recalibration trends.
Companies:
- BYJUs
- Groww
- Razorpay
- Stripe
- OpenAI
Tags:
- startups
- markets
- startups
- markets
- economy
- ai
- global