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Indian startup ecosystem secures over $135 million across 25 deals during the week
Indian startups raised more than $135 million between November 10 and 15 across 25 disclosed funding rounds. Finnable led the activity with a substantial contribution, while early-stage companies such as Nia.one and Alive attracted new capital for expansion and product development. Investors focused heavily on fintech, gig worker infrastructure, and consumer-facing technologies. The funding momentum highlighted resilient interest despite broader global uncertainty, with domestic and international backers targeting differentiated business models.
Deal trackers noted that early stage transactions continued to dominate activity as the ecosystem prepares for a stronger pipeline in 2026.
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Indian startup ecosystem secures over $135 million across 25 deals during the week
Indian startups raised more than $135 million between November 10 and 15 across 25 disclosed funding rounds. Finnable led the activity with a substantial contribution, while early-stage companies such as Nia.one and Alive attracted new capital for expansion and product development. Investors focused heavily on fintech, gig worker infrastructure, and consumer-facing technologies. The funding momentum highlighted resilient interest despite broader global uncertainty, with domestic and international backers targeting differentiated business models.
Deal trackers noted that early stage transactions continued to dominate activity as the ecosystem prepares for a stronger pipeline in 2026.
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Indian startups raised over $135 million across 25 deals this week, led by Finnable, with strong early-stage activity across fintech and gig-worker segments.
Indian startups raised more than $135 million between November 10 and 15 across 25 disclosed funding rounds. Finnable led the activity with a substantial contribution, while early-stage companies such as Nia.one and Alive attracted new capital for expansion and product development. Investors focused heavily on fintech, gig worker infrastructure, and consumer-facing technologies. The funding momentum highlighted resilient interest despite broader global uncertainty, with domestic and international backers targeting differentiated business models.
Deal trackers noted that early stage transactions continued to dominate activity as the ecosystem prepares for a stronger pipeline in 2026.
Indian startups raised more than $135 million between November 10 and 15 across 25 disclosed funding rounds. Finnable led the activity with a substantial contribution, while early-stage companies such as Nia.one and Alive attracted new capital for expansion and product development. Investors focused heavily on fintech, gig worker infrastructure, and consumer-facing technologies. The funding momentum highlighted resilient interest despite broader global uncertainty, with domestic and international backers targeting differentiated business models.
Deal trackers noted that early stage transactions continued to dominate activity as the ecosystem prepares for a stronger pipeline in 2026.
Companies:
Finnable
Nia.one
Alive
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startups
funding
startups
funding
venture capital
India