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Indian Startup Funding Climbs as Finnable Leads Weekly Capital Inflows
Indian startups collectively raised more than $135 million between November 12-17, supported by active participation from both domestic and global investors. Finnable led the week’s fundraising activity, while Bengaluru-based Alive secured ₹6 crore from Powerhouse Ventures in an early-stage round. Analysts observed that sectoral diversity including fintech, SaaS, and consumer tech continued to drive stable investor interest despite macroeconomic uncertainty.
Weekly deal flow highlighted steady capital access for growth-stage firms as funding momentum gradually improves across segments.
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Indian Startup Funding Climbs as Finnable Leads Weekly Capital Inflows
Indian startups collectively raised more than $135 million between November 12-17, supported by active participation from both domestic and global investors. Finnable led the week’s fundraising activity, while Bengaluru-based Alive secured ₹6 crore from Powerhouse Ventures in an early-stage round. Analysts observed that sectoral diversity including fintech, SaaS, and consumer tech continued to drive stable investor interest despite macroeconomic uncertainty.
Weekly deal flow highlighted steady capital access for growth-stage firms as funding momentum gradually improves across segments.
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Indian startups raised over $135 million during November 10–15, with Finnable leading and Alive securing ₹6 crore from Powerhouse Ventures.
Indian startups collectively raised more than $135 million between November 12-17, supported by active participation from both domestic and global investors. Finnable led the week’s fundraising activity, while Bengaluru-based Alive secured ₹6 crore from Powerhouse Ventures in an early-stage round. Analysts observed that sectoral diversity including fintech, SaaS, and consumer tech continued to drive stable investor interest despite macroeconomic uncertainty.
Weekly deal flow highlighted steady capital access for growth-stage firms as funding momentum gradually improves across segments.
Indian startups collectively raised more than $135 million between November 12-17, supported by active participation from both domestic and global investors. Finnable led the week’s fundraising activity, while Bengaluru-based Alive secured ₹6 crore from Powerhouse Ventures in an early-stage round. Analysts observed that sectoral diversity including fintech, SaaS, and consumer tech continued to drive stable investor interest despite macroeconomic uncertainty.
Weekly deal flow highlighted steady capital access for growth-stage firms as funding momentum gradually improves across segments.
Companies:
Finnable
Alive
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