Source: Scripbox In the third week of September, there was an uptick in venture capital (VC) funding into Indian startups, aided primarily by a larger set of late-stage deals. In

Indian startups across different sectors raised big funds this week, with semiconductor company Tessolve leading the pack. From chips to coffee, here are the highlights: Tessolve gets $150 million boost

Source: Entrackr Mumbai, 2 September 2025 – BizDateUp, the investment and support company, has introduced Pulse Fund I, a ₹1,000 crore Category II Alternative Investment Fund. The fund has a

Source: Techbuild Africa There was a very strong indication of interest among investors in the Indian startup ecosystem last week, with startup companies in fintech, housing finance, and lifestyle brands

Source: Entrackr New Delhi, August 21, 2025 – FMCG startup Mitra has secured ₹14 crore ($1.6 million) in a bridge round of equity funding from a round led by Bestvantage

Source: Starup Rise EU Venture capital (VC) funding for Indian startups stayed sluggish in the fourth week of July. While startups raised a total of $120 million across 21 deals

Source: Entrackr Sleep and home solutions company, Wakefit, posted an operating income of ₹971 crore in the first nine months of FY25, almost equal to ₹986 crore overall in FY24.

Source: Startup Rise EU Funding in Indian startups dropped 84% last week to $91.5 million across 10 deals. However, there were still a number of ventures across sectors like fintech,

Source: Entrackr In Bengaluru, Get My Parking, a smart parking  technology company, is raising ₹21.6 crore (about $2.5 million) in a new funding round. This is an add-on to Get

Source: Entrackr Electric two-wheeler firm Okinawa Autotech has secured Rs 60 crore (approx $7 million) from its existing investor Dhruv Khush Business Ventures. The company announced this through filings with

Source: IndianStartupNews Varun Dubey, the previous Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) at Ola, has started a new healthcare startup called Superhealth Hospitals Pvt Ltd. The Bengaluru-based company plans to develop a

Source: The Economic Times India’s passenger vehicle (PV) market is likely to grow by 1–2% in FY26, led predominantly by SUVs’ sustained demand. But the Japanese company Suzuki Motor Corporation (SMC)