Venture Capital: Inflows from private equity, venture capital funds to domestic companies plunge to $27.9 billion in 2023

Private equity and venture capital investments in Indian companies declined about 40% to $27.9 billion in 2023, compared to $47.62 billion in 2022, according to data from Venture Intelligence and the Indian Private Equity and Venture Capitalist Association. The year also saw an increase in outflows to $19.34 billion from $18.45 billion in 2022. However, industry watchers expect a rebound in funding next year.

Related Keywords

Qatar ,Australia ,India ,Brookfield ,New South Wales ,Japan ,United Kingdom ,Manipal ,Karnataka ,Abu Dhabi ,Abuz Aby ,United Arab Emirates ,Japanese ,British ,Rajat Tandon ,Kris Gopalakrishnan ,Financial Services ,British International Investment ,Burman Family Office ,Abu Dhabi Investment Authority ,Offering College ,Walmart ,Investment Solutions ,Venture Capitalist Association ,Indian School Of Business ,Qatar Investment Authority ,University Of Western Australia ,Temasek ,Venture Intelligence ,Corporate Journey ,Strategic Skill ,Indian Private Equity ,Manipal Hospitals ,Baring Asia ,Reliance Retail Ventures ,Avaada Ventures ,Tiger Global ,Accel India ,Chiratae Ventures ,Unilazer Ventures ,Steadview Capital ,Epiq Capital ,New Investment Solutions ,Stellaris Venture Partners ,Fireside Ventures ,Sharp Ventures ,Veritas Finance ,Venture Capital ,Veritas ,Mamaearth ,Domestic Companies ,Plunge ,Inflows ,Private Equity ,Capital ,Hdfc Bank ,Reliance ,Accel ,