Indian startups collected about $ 250 million funding last week. Indian Startups Secure $ 250 Million Funding Last Week
New Delhi:
The previous week was quite spectacular for Indian startups. 30 startups have raised funding of $ 248.87 million. Out of this, there were 5 growth-stage deal, while there were 24 Early-Stage Deals. At the same time, a startup has not given information about its funding. According to the report by Entrakor, the building material platform Infra. Market has achieved $ 125 million funding in the series F round in the growth-stage deal. Agritech Startup Arya.AG has raised a $ 30 million date funding from HSBC.
Attachi Motors raised $ 20 million in Series B Round
At the same time, industrial robotics company Ati Motors has raised $ 20 million in the series B round led by Walden Catalist Ventures and NGP Capital. Apart from this, B2B ecommerce platform Aris Infra Solutions and mother -in -law Wneti Systems have also raised funding.
Companies raised $ 57.66 million fund in 24 early-stage deals
Apart from this, there have been 24 Early-Stage Deals in the week ended on 25 January. In this, companies have raised funds of $ 57.66 million. The D2C Skincare brand Diconstruct was at the forefront of early-stage funding, followed by beer brand Medusa, Home Service Marketplace Snabit, Real Estate Document Search Platform Landid, Agritech Startup Farmers Connect, Deepek Capgrid.
Apart from this, Fintech Startup Spare 8 has also raised funding, however, did not disclose the amount.
Many big acquisitions last week
Apart from this, there have been some big acquisitions last week. In this, getting a 90.5 per cent stake in $ 350 million (Rs 2,955 crore) in the minimalist, a DTUC Skincare brand by Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), purchasing a majority share in $ 200 million in the $ 200 million in Vingifi, a Singapore -based PE (Private Equity) firm Eversion And involve the acquisition of dairy startup milk mantra by Hatson Agro.