The Indian startup ecosystem witnessed a 45% uptick as startups raised $134.4 Mn across 16 deals in the first week of June, with funding mainly in ecommerce and fintech sectors.
Key funding rounds included Snitch raising $40 Mn in a Series B round, Udaan securing $39 Mn in Series G, and Stable Money raising $20 Mn in a Series B round.
Other notable fundings were received by startups like LoanTap, GyanDhan, and Plush in the fintech and ecommerce spaces.
Healthtech startup Biopeak secured $3.5 Mn in seed funding, while Decentro, a fintech SaaS startup, raised the same amount in a Series B round.
Startup IPO developments included Lenskart preparing for a $1 Bn IPO, Moneyview's $400 Mn IPO, and Aequs pre-filing IPO papers to raise $200 Mn.
Groww announced its Series F funding of $202.3 Mn, while Nazara acquired Smaaash for INR 126 Cr and Zaggle planned to acquire Dice Enterprises for INR 123 Cr.
Pepperfry is set to raise $5 Mn from existing investors like General Electric and Goldman Sachs to support its growth and expansion.
The funding activity in the Indian startup ecosystem showcased variations with Udaan, Snitch, and fintech startups leading the capital infusion trends.
This week saw a significant rise in seed stage fundings, with seven startups raising $7.7 Mn, compared to $3.2 Mn in the previous week.
Overall, the funding landscape in India's startup sector saw a mix of fintech, ecommerce, and healthtech startups attracting investments, signaling recovery and growth.
The volatility in funding trends and IPO developments highlighted the resilience and adaptability of Indian startups amidst changing market conditions.