New Delhi, 2 February (IANS). 30 Indian startups have managed to raise funding of $ 240.85 million this week. Of this, there are five growth stage and 20 early-stage rounds funding.
Bangalore was at the top of the startup funding with 12 deals during the week. This was followed by Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Chennai and Patna.
The entractor report said that e-commerce startups got the highest investment in all the sectors and made about five deals.
This was followed by SAAS (Software SA Service) and Fintech Startup. There were three deals in both these sectors. Apart from this, investment has also come in FoodTech, Healthcare and Manufacturing companies.
In the Growth-Stage category, Adtech Startup Leap has raised 65 million funds under Series E under the leadership of APIS Partners.
B2B seafood startup Captain Fresh has raised a $ 30 million fund.
SAAS Eye Management Platform Superops has raised a $ 25 million fund.
20 Early-Stage Startups jointly raised $ 107.15 million funding.
B2B SAAS Startup Atomicwork has raised $ 25 million in Series A round. This is followed by the co -working firm 8, Senior Citizen -Center for Health Service Provider Gery Care, Telecom Company Astrome Technologies and Mobility Startup Voltup.
Additionally, the brand dressfok and road safety product manufacturer of Detusi handloom clothing has raised funds, but the amount was not disclosed.
Start -up funding has decreased by 3.22 percent on a weekly basis, which was $ 248.87 million in the earlier week.
In the last eight weeks, the average weekly funding stood at $ 349.53 million, with 26 deals per week.
Many important acquisitions took place during the review period. Rage Financials acquired the financial media startup filter coffee, while the logistics firm Shadowax acquired the Criticalog.
Nodwin Gaming, owned by Nazara, expanded his portfolio by acquiring ESPORS Startup Starlader.
Digital navigation company Mapmaindia won the AI Startup Simdas.
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