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Indian Startups Face 74% Funding Decline Despite Key Deals

9/14/2025

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Indian startups raised $47.8 million from September 8-13, 2025, marking a 74% decline from earlier in the month.
Notable funding deals included Flipspaces ($9 million), Indrajaal ($5.5 million), and Presolv360 ($4.7 million).
The enterprise services sector led with four startups securing $12.2 million.
D2C startups attracted $7.2 million, showing continued investor interest.
South Korea lifted its seven-year ban on designating virtual asset firms as venture businesses, effective September 16, aiming to support blockchain startups.

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Indian startups raised $47.8 million from September 8-13, 2025, marking a 74% decline from earlier in the month.
Notable funding deals included Flipspaces ($9 million), Indrajaal ($5.5 million), and Presolv360 ($4.7 million).
The enterprise services sector led with four startups securing $12.2 million.
D2C startups attracted $7.2 million, showing continued investor interest.
South Korea lifted its seven-year ban on designating virtual asset firms as venture businesses, effective September 16, aiming to support blockchain startups.