April 2024 Funding Recap: India's Startup Scene, City-Wise. Average deal sizes in all tiers increased, tier 2 & 3 took a larger chunk of the total deal value, while angel investors and family offices maintained the same deal volume, VC/PE increased their investments this month compared to March, 2024. Highlights to land on: ➡️ Top Ten Cities Funding (₹ cr) ➡️ Amount Raised (₹ cr) ➡️ Deal Value (₹ cr) ➡️ Average Deal Size (₹ cr) ➡️ Investor Type (Deal Volume) Read our blog for more - https://lnkd.in/gwMKX4fY 👉🏼 Sign up on PrivateCircle Research and try our FREE trial/demo - https://lnkd.in/dzsMJbtG and instantly access 1.7 million Indian private unlisted companies across 500+ data categories. 👉🏼 Shrink your research and analysis turn-around-time from weeks to moments. #FundingTrends #StartupCities #PrivateMarketData #IndianStartups #InvestmentCityscape
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In a recent appearance on DD India's program #IndiaIdeas: Small Town Startup Surge, hosted by Gautam Roy, our co-founder Vikas Aggarwal delved into the intricacies of building a thriving global ecosystem of founders and investors. He highlighted, We Founder Circle Investment approach and how we made 110 investments, with 70% of them in Tier 2/3 cities. Emphasized that even when a VC invests a large sum in a startup, the founder is often from a Tier 2/3 city who later relocated to a larger metropolis for better funding and team building opportunities. Also, despite the correction, investors are still actively seeking promising opportunities. The parameters for evaluating funding rounds remain consistent. Interestingly, founders from smaller cities often exhibit several advantages, including hands-on involvement, frugality, resourcefulness, and a longer-term perspective compared to their counterparts in Tier 1 cities. Watch glimpse of the session ⬇, Catch the full video for a deep dive into the discussion and gain insights into the evolving dynamics of the startup ecosystem, click here https://lnkd.in/gQXHhq5Y #wfc23 #startuplandscape #invstt #updates #DDindia
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Accel, the renowned venture capital major, is gearing up to invest in 25 Indian startups this year. As an early-stage investor, Accel's focus on nurturing innovation and supporting emerging businesses aligns perfectly with the dynamic startup ecosystem in India. #VentureCapital #StartupInvestments #TechInnovation #AccelVentures #IndianStartups Prashanth Prakash, Partner at Accel, shared insights into their strategic plans, including a potential launch of an India-focused fund in the near future. This move underscores Accel's commitment to fostering growth and driving impactful investments in key sectors like agritech, B2B, AI, SaaS, and climate tech. #PrashanthPrakash #InvestmentStrategy #StartupEcosystem #TechTrends Despite recent market challenges, Prakash highlighted India's attractiveness to foreign investors due to visionary policies and a stable regulatory environment. Accel's bullish outlook reflects confidence in the resilience and potential of India's startup landscape. #IndianMarket #InvestorSentiment #RegulatoryStability Amid increased due diligence and market recalibration, Accel's expanded focus on later-stage deals signals a maturing investment landscape and opportunities for growth and collaboration. #InvestmentOpportunities #StartupGrowth #MarketResilience Stay tuned for more updates as Accel continues to drive innovation, support entrepreneurs, and contribute to the vibrant startup ecosystem in India. #StayTuned #StartupEcosystem #InnovationJourney
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#ETSoonicornsSummit 2024: What does the funding future hold for the Indian startup ecosystem? To answer this question, and many more, seasoned venture capitalists will take the stage to share insights into the challenging funding landscape. Discover the #fundingoutlook2024 and learn which sectors are poised for growth. This is your chance to gain invaluable insights from industry experts such as: Amit Somani, Managing Partner, Prime Ventures Anand Datta, Partner, Nexus Ventures Partner Anand Lunia, General Partner, India Quotient Harsha Kumar, Partner, Lightspeed India Partners Prayank Swaroop, Partner, Accel India Shanti Mohan, Co-Founder & CEO, LetsVenture Shweta Bhatia, Partner Head of Technology, Consumer & Financial Services Investments Eight Roads Ventures India Are we witnessing the end of the prolonged funding winter or are muted interest and cautious optimism the new norms? What’s fuelling investor interest and what mistakes to avoid to turn them away? What has changed since last year when startups showcased resilience by prioritising valuations, unit economics, and sustainable growth over vanity metrics? These experts will decode the investment outlook for the current year and the anticipated future. Register now to secure your spot at this premier event where industry leaders gather to dive deep into the issues that matter. Seats are limited! https://bit.ly/3ypNRyu
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Dive into India Accelerator's 'Multiverse' where #startup success thrives on the 4Cs: #capital, #competency, #connections and #community. 🚀 Discover how this platform's seamless transition from seed #funding is shaping the future of #entrepreneurship! Feel free to schedule a 1:1 to engage deeper with us : https://bit.ly/3u5dl2c Ashish Bhatia | Mona Singh | Abhay Chawla | Munish Bhatia | Arindam Mukhopadhyay | John Thomas | Deepak Nagpal | Deepak Sharma | Samir Chopra #IndiaAccelerator #iAngels #InvestWisely #InvestmentSuccess #StartupGrowth #startupinvesting #angelinvesting #startupaccelerator #StartupSuccess #IndiaAccelerator #Innovation
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Despite the dynamic growth of India's startup ecosystem, recent insights from investors suggest a consistent conservative investment sentiment. 💼 As India continues to pave its path in the global startup landscape, it's crucial to navigate the fine balance between ambition and practicality in investment decisions. 📊 So, it's essential for both investors and entrepreneurs to stay attuned to these shifting trends and adapt their strategies accordingly. #IndianStartups #Investment #StartupEcosystem #IndiaInnovation
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IAN Group: ALL WEATHER ANGELS! Since 2006, IAN Group (formerly Indian Angel Network) has proudly supported the dreams and ambitions of over 225 Indian startups, with investments exceeding ₹1,000 crore. These ventures have not only driven innovation but have also created approximately 125,000 jobs across the country. Focusing on key urban innovation hubs like Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi-NCR, IAN Group (formerly Indian Angel Network) continues to nurture groundbreaking ideas that are shaping India's future. With the launch of IAN Fund I in 2019 and the IAN Alpha Fund in 2022, amounting to a total of ₹1,375 crore, IAN Group has strengthened its commitment to building a dynamic startup ecosystem. We're especially proud that 23% of our portfolio is led by women entrepreneurs, reflecting our dedication to fostering diversity and inclusion. Together, IAN Fund 1, IAN Alpha Fund, and BioAngels, under IAN Group (formerly Indian Angel Network), are shaping a vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable startup landscape for the next generation of innovators. Explore the inspiring journeys of the founders behind IAN Group (formerly Indian Angel Network)’s star-studded portfolio companies, including Zypp Electric, Wow! Momo, Dhruva Space, Papa Pawsome, and Phool.co. Akash Gupta Sagar Daryani Chaitanya Dora Nishita Agarwal Ankit Agarwal Read the full article below. https://shorturl.at/RKHis #IANImpact #Startups #Innovation #WomenInBusiness
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We read this excerpt in an article from Captable, "Venture capital funding is still largely skewed towards startups based in tier-1 cities (97.5%), while the ones in tier-2 and -3 regions have only received 1.8% and 0.7% of the cumulative funding between 2018-2023." While the data shows Tier 2 and 3 cities having a minuscule % of the funding until 2023, given how many startups and founders we meet from non-metro cities of India, it keeps us optimistic that over a period of time, this funding % is only going to increase. For India to prosper holistically, we will need more entrepreneurs, and we need them to emerge from various parts of the country. At Rainmatter, we are excited when we meet founders from non-metros and are always eager to support them. https://lnkd.in/dpTcHa-q
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𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗶𝘀𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗮'𝘀 𝗗𝘆𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗰 𝗘𝗮𝗿𝗹𝘆-𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗽 𝗘𝗰𝗼𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺 India's startup ecosystem is one of the most vibrant globally. Over the past decade, thousands of startups have emerged, many achieving 'unicorn' status. Innovative ideas are now coming from beyond Tier-1 cities, driven by knowledgeable entrepreneurs focused on bold, emerging technologies. Early-stage financing is increasingly robust, with accelerators, incubators, seed-stage funds, angel networks, and more fueling growth. Angel networks and micro VCs have made fundraising more predictable, while family offices and online platforms are expanding the investor base. First-generation founders are investing in other startups, creating a network effect similar to Silicon Valley's 'PayPal Mafia'. The rise of 'super angels' has enabled larger angel rounds, attracting professionals and wealthy individuals to angel investing. However, the transition from seed-stage to Series A remains challenging, and there is a need for more domestic capital and better exit opportunities. Educating potential investors and supporting local angel groups in Tier-II cities are crucial steps. The ecosystem is maturing, with a focus on profitable business models and unit economics. More exit options for early investors will provide liquidity and reinvestment opportunities. India's entrepreneurial story promises rapid growth, but building this thriving engine will require ongoing effort and support from all stakeholders. #IndianStartups, #StartupEcosystem, #EarlyStageInvesting, #AngelInvestors, #StartupIndia, #InnovationInIndia, #VentureCapital, #UnicornStartups, #Entrepreneurship, #InvestInStartups
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Startups and #venturecapital boomed in #India over the past 10 years, but amid a general global slowdown, India has seen one of the sharpest falls. New startup funding rounds in 2023 were down 39% from previous years. But the headline numbers don’t tell the whole story. Read our special report, supported by TDK Ventures. https://lnkd.in/eXry_Vu7
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In his speech, Hon'ble Minister Priyank M Kharge outlined Karnataka's ambition to be among the top 10 global startup ecosystems, highlighting the growing presence of women entrepreneurs and the state's position as millennial-friendly with the highest number of colleges per district. He noted that over 3,000 state-based tech startups have received external funding and emphasized the need to bridge the unicorn gap between India and the U.S., with Karnataka alone housing 45 of the country's 112 unicorns. The Minister also discussed the robust investor ecosystem, the drive to foster innovation beyond Bengaluru—where nearly 1,500 startups are based—and his role in launching India’s first state government grant fund. #globalstartupecosystem #womenentrepreneurs #millennialfriendly #unicornstartups #techinnovation #karnatakastartups 3one4 Capital
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