Investment Banks Delhi | 40% Decline in Startup Funding

 According to the PwC report, there's a funding decline in Indian Startup Funding during April - June quarter by 40% to 6.8 billion. 

According to the PwC India report, Startup deals made up more than 60% of the total with an average ticket amount of $5 million.

The total funding in the Indian startup ecosystem decreased by 40% in 2022, following three quarters in a row in which it raised more than $10 billion.

The decline in startup Fund Raising funding resulted in a major drop in tech stock valuations, inflation, and geopolitical fluctuation. Software as a service and Fintech companies witnessed the highest share of funding in the second quarter of 2022. 

There's a possibility that early-stage startup deals can either continue to be stable at $800 million or grow in the next few quarters. 

Increasing digitalization and the amount of venture capital money waiting to be invested in the MSME IPO Indian market have both contributed to the continued growth of the entrepreneurial sector.

Values are projected to continue to decline at all funding levels as a result of the significant fundraising slowdown in late-stage or Initial Public Offering ventures.

In the April to June 2022 quarter, Investment Banking Boutique Firms in Mumbai, Bengaluru, NCR, Chennai, and Pune were the major startup cities in India, accounting for approximately 95% of the overall investment activity.