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Investment in Indian startups in first half of 2023 lowest in last four years: PwC India

Investment in Indian startups in first half of 2023 lowest in last four years: PwC India
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Indian startups raise $3 8 bn in H1 2023, lowest half-yearly funding in 4 years; Saas, D2C, fintech top invested sectors

Indian startups raised $3.8 billion in H1 2023, a 36% decrease from H1 2022 and the lowest in four years, with fintech, SAAS, and D2C as the most funded sectors. M&A transactions remained stable, while Bengaluru, NCR, and Mumbai were the key startup cities.

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Indian startup ecosystem logs lowest funding in 4 years

New Delhi, July 9 (IANS) The Indian startup ecosystem reported the lowest six-month funding in the last four years, in the first half of this year at $3.8 billion across 298 deals a decline of nearly 36 per cent as compared to the second half of 2022 ($5.9 billion), a report showed on Sunday.

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Investment in Indian startups in H1 2023 lowest in last four years, says PwC India

Funding in Indian startups fell by 36 per cent in January-June to USD 3.8 billion, the lowest half-yearly number in the last four years, as investors are taking longer time in due diligence of every aspect of business, according to a PwC India Report. Early-stage deals accounted for 57 per cent of

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Venture Capital: VCs keep purse strings tight despite raising more capital

Prominent investors focused on India, which have typically backed portfolios in growth and late-stage rounds, have moved downstream towards funding early stage (including seed to Series A) companies amid increasing uncertainties caused by global macroeconomic headwinds.

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