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Indian tech startup funding slips to $4.8B in H1 2025: Report
According to a recent report, the funding for Indian technology startups has slipped to $4.8 billion in the first half of 2025. This represents a significant decline compared to the previous year and is indicative of a broad-based slowdown in the venture capital market. The "funding winter" that began earlier continues to impact the startup ecosystem. Investors are being more cautious and are writing smaller checks, with a greater focus on startups that have a clear path to profitability rather than on those that are focused on growth at all costs. The report suggests that both early-stage and late-stage funding have been affected. This slowdown is forcing startups to focus on optimizing their costs, improving their unit economics, and extending their financial runway to navigate this challenging funding environment.