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Indian Startup Funding Shows Resilience Despite Softer Late-Stage Activity
Indian startups collectively secured around $169 million in funding last week, reflecting continued deal momentum even as broader market sentiment stayed cautious. The week’s largest transactions included Finnable’s ₹500 crore equity raise, signaling confidence in retail lending models, and Isprava’s ₹250 crore debt infusion supporting expansion within premium real estate. Investors noted that while late-stage capital deployment has moderated in recent months, early and mid-stage activity remains relatively steady.
Sector participation remained broad, indicating sustained interest in scalable consumer, fintech, and infrastructure-focused business models across India’s evolving startup landscape overall.
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Indian Startup Funding Shows Resilience Despite Softer Late-Stage Activity
Indian startups collectively secured around $169 million in funding last week, reflecting continued deal momentum even as broader market sentiment stayed cautious. The week’s largest transactions included Finnable’s ₹500 crore equity raise, signaling confidence in retail lending models, and Isprava’s ₹250 crore debt infusion supporting expansion within premium real estate. Investors noted that while late-stage capital deployment has moderated in recent months, early and mid-stage activity remains relatively steady.
Sector participation remained broad, indicating sustained interest in scalable consumer, fintech, and infrastructure-focused business models across India’s evolving startup landscape overall.
Explore:Mutual Fund Themes
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Indian startups raised $169 million last week, driven by Finnable’s ₹500 crore round and Isprava’s ₹250 crore funding, despite overall market caution and slower late-stage deployment.
Indian startups collectively secured around $169 million in funding last week, reflecting continued deal momentum even as broader market sentiment stayed cautious. The week’s largest transactions included Finnable’s ₹500 crore equity raise, signaling confidence in retail lending models, and Isprava’s ₹250 crore debt infusion supporting expansion within premium real estate. Investors noted that while late-stage capital deployment has moderated in recent months, early and mid-stage activity remains relatively steady.
Sector participation remained broad, indicating sustained interest in scalable consumer, fintech, and infrastructure-focused business models across India’s evolving startup landscape overall.
Indian startups collectively secured around $169 million in funding last week, reflecting continued deal momentum even as broader market sentiment stayed cautious. The week’s largest transactions included Finnable’s ₹500 crore equity raise, signaling confidence in retail lending models, and Isprava’s ₹250 crore debt infusion supporting expansion within premium real estate. Investors noted that while late-stage capital deployment has moderated in recent months, early and mid-stage activity remains relatively steady.
Sector participation remained broad, indicating sustained interest in scalable consumer, fintech, and infrastructure-focused business models across India’s evolving startup landscape overall.
Companies:
Finnable
Isprava
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