Did you know? Indian startups have raised a whopping $150 Bn+ in funding across 10,500+ deals till date! 💸 Let’s take a look back at some of the biggest funding rounds in the world’s 3rd largest startup ecosystem👇 #fundraising #startups #india P.S. For more insights, check out our latest report "The State Of Indian Startup Ecosystem Report 2024"!
Even though they had billions in funding, none of them decided to invest in post-sales services.
In India, most StartUps fail due to lack of knowledge regarding how to get contacts of investors and source funding at a very early stage. Although, there are some websites trying to solve the above mentioned problems but half of the youth in India who have the potential to do something big in life get stuck just because of lack of investors connections and funds. Moral of the Story : Dream Big but there is no option for the ordinary youth to achieve it due to lack of transparency. Investors are only focusing to burn their money by investing in loss making StartUps rather than focusing on ordinary aspiring entrepreneurs.
It’s amazing to see how far the Indian startup ecosystem has come! 🚀 Excited for what the future holds as more innovative ventures take off.
It's absolutely inspiring to see the incredible growth and innovation in the Indian startup ecosystem. We're proud to be part of this dynamic community!
Flipkart is no longer a startup but an e-commerce giant keeping Amazon always on the edge. One thing to notice is Flipkart is never an early starter for any feature or vertical, but they are pretty good at learning from others and give it their own touch. Sign up is a good example!!
How many of these actually made money for their shareholders? That’ll be an interesting list :)
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