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3 days agoAccel and Prosus co-invest in early-stage Indian science-tech startups
Global venture firms Accel and Prosus announced a partnership to co-invest in Indian founders building breakthrough technologies—from semiconductors to robotics. The firms will match investments up to US$2 million per company under the programme, targeting deep-tech startups in sectors including hardware, automation and advanced materials. The initiative underscores investor confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem despite broader funding softness. Early signals suggest several deals are already in progress under the new structure.
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3 days agoAccel and Prosus co-invest in early-stage Indian science-tech startups
Global venture firms Accel and Prosus announced a partnership to co-invest in Indian founders building breakthrough technologies—from semiconductors to robotics. The firms will match investments up to US$2 million per company under the programme, targeting deep-tech startups in sectors including hardware, automation and advanced materials. The initiative underscores investor confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem despite broader funding softness. Early signals suggest several deals are already in progress under the new structure.
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Accel and Prosus co-invest in early-stage Indian science-tech startups
3 days ago
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Accel and Prosus launch a co-investment initiative for Indian deep-tech startups, offering matched funding up to US$2 million per company.
Global venture firms Accel and Prosus announced a partnership to co-invest in Indian founders building breakthrough technologies—from semiconductors to robotics. The firms will match investments up to US$2 million per company under the programme, targeting deep-tech startups in sectors including hardware, automation and advanced materials. The initiative underscores investor confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem despite broader funding softness. Early signals suggest several deals are already in progress under the new structure.
Global venture firms Accel and Prosus announced a partnership to co-invest in Indian founders building breakthrough technologies—from semiconductors to robotics. The firms will match investments up to US$2 million per company under the programme, targeting deep-tech startups in sectors including hardware, automation and advanced materials. The initiative underscores investor confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem despite broader funding softness. Early signals suggest several deals are already in progress under the new structure.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:23 IST