Between February 17 and February 22, 2025, Indian startups collectively raised over $177 million across 16 funding rounds, showcasing the country's dynamic entrepreneurial landscape. Leading the pack, B2B e-commerce platform Udaan secured $75 million in its Series G funding round, underscoring its significant role in streamlining business-to-business transactions.
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In the wealth management sector, Waterfield Advisory attracted $18 million in a round led by Jungle Ventures, aiming to enhance its advisory services. SaaS company Spyne raised $16 million to advance its AI-driven solutions for businesses.
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The early-stage funding scene was equally vibrant, with 12 startups amassing a total of $33.4 million. Notably, enterprise AI startup Singulr AI led this segment by securing $10 million in seed funding, reflecting growing investor confidence in artificial intelligence ventures.
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Bengaluru emerged as the frontrunner, hosting 12 of the total deals, highlighting its status as India's startup hub. Sector-wise, AI startups dominated with five deals, followed by foodtech with three, indicating robust growth in these industries.
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This funding surge underscores the resilience and diversity of India's startup ecosystem, attracting substantial investments across various sectors and stages.
#IndianStartups #FundingNews #Udaan #Spyne #SingulrAI #BengaluruStartups #AIFunding #StartupEcosystem #dseidehealthcarenetwork
Source: Indian Startup News
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In the wealth management sector, Waterfield Advisory attracted $18 million in a round led by Jungle Ventures, aiming to enhance its advisory services. SaaS company Spyne raised $16 million to advance its AI-driven solutions for businesses.
ENTRACKR.COM
The early-stage funding scene was equally vibrant, with 12 startups amassing a total of $33.4 million. Notably, enterprise AI startup Singulr AI led this segment by securing $10 million in seed funding, reflecting growing investor confidence in artificial intelligence ventures.
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Bengaluru emerged as the frontrunner, hosting 12 of the total deals, highlighting its status as India's startup hub. Sector-wise, AI startups dominated with five deals, followed by foodtech with three, indicating robust growth in these industries.
ENTRACKR.COM
This funding surge underscores the resilience and diversity of India's startup ecosystem, attracting substantial investments across various sectors and stages.
#IndianStartups #FundingNews #Udaan #Spyne #SingulrAI #BengaluruStartups #AIFunding #StartupEcosystem #dseidehealthcarenetwork
Source: Indian Startup News
Between February 17 and February 22, 2025, Indian startups collectively raised over $177 million across 16 funding rounds, showcasing the country's dynamic entrepreneurial landscape. Leading the pack, B2B e-commerce platform Udaan secured $75 million in its Series G funding round, underscoring its significant role in streamlining business-to-business transactions.
ENTRACKR.COM
In the wealth management sector, Waterfield Advisory attracted $18 million in a round led by Jungle Ventures, aiming to enhance its advisory services. SaaS company Spyne raised $16 million to advance its AI-driven solutions for businesses.
ENTRACKR.COM
The early-stage funding scene was equally vibrant, with 12 startups amassing a total of $33.4 million. Notably, enterprise AI startup Singulr AI led this segment by securing $10 million in seed funding, reflecting growing investor confidence in artificial intelligence ventures.
ENTRACKR.COM
Bengaluru emerged as the frontrunner, hosting 12 of the total deals, highlighting its status as India's startup hub. Sector-wise, AI startups dominated with five deals, followed by foodtech with three, indicating robust growth in these industries.
ENTRACKR.COM
This funding surge underscores the resilience and diversity of India's startup ecosystem, attracting substantial investments across various sectors and stages.
#IndianStartups #FundingNews #Udaan #Spyne #SingulrAI #BengaluruStartups #AIFunding #StartupEcosystem #dseidehealthcarenetwork
Source: Indian Startup News
