Capital pools have diversified amid the broader tech slowdown with large global, crossover and hedge funds mostly staying away from cutting new cheques. Domestic firms and family offices such as those run by Zerodha cofounder Nikhil Kamath, Manipal Group chairman Ranjan Pai, and Premji Invest have backed startups including Subko, Quorum Club, Kites Seniorcare and The Sleep Company.
As green shoots begin to appear in startup investing after two years of downturn, a shift is underway in how founders and dealmakers look at potential transactions, multiple entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and investment bankers told ET.
Startups witness a shift in investment trends. Domestic investors, family offices, and public market investors like ValueQuest and Singularity Ventures actively back ventures. Investment landscape changes as global funds retreat, and founders turn to investment banks for funding.
India Business News: Ace investor Ashish Kacholia has secured a 17.2% stake in Jumboking, becoming its second-largest shareholder. The investment, valued between Rs 70-80
Ace investor Ashish Kacholia has picked up a 17.2% stake in homegrown burger chain Jumboking for an undisclosed amount, becoming its second-biggest shareholder.