Beauty’s next big bang: Why startup collaboration is key to India’s beauty tech opportunity The beauty industry is evolving rapidly, and startups are in a unique position to tap into beauty ...

Bengaluru: India emerged as the third-highest funded country globally for tech startups in the first half of 2025, raising $4.8 billion despite a slow.

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India’s tech startup funding fell to USD 4.8 billion in the first half of 2025, a 25 per cent decline from H1 2024 and a 19 per cent decline from H2 2024, according to Tracxn’s latest ‘India ...

Tech Startup Update in H1 2025: India stands ahead of Germany in global tech startup funding, raising $4.8 billion Bengaluru emerged as the leader in total funds raised during this period, accounting ...

UAV manufacturing startup Raphe mPhibr, whose drones participated in Operation Sindoor, has raised $100 million in a funding round led by General Catalyst.

As per Inc42 data, 23 startups were in various stages of undertaking their IPO preparations at the start of 2025.

BENGALURU -- Indian drone maker Raphe mPhibr said Thursday that it had secured $100 million from global investors to expand manufacturing, marking the largest venture funding round for a defense ...

Mumbai: India’s capital markets regulator has restricted angel fund investments to only accredited or "sophisticated" investors, a shift that may delay early-stage startup funding till the time ...

India-West News Desk LOS ANGELES, CA – Indian space tech startup Pixxel has achieved a significant milestone with the successful launch of three out of six of its hyperspectral imaging ...

India’s startup ecosystem has earned global attention, producing 119 unicorns and ranking just behind the US and China. But raising money itself should not be a reason to celebrate.

Thus, a startup’s valuation must stem from its ability to build assets and generate cash flows. So, are India’s startups truly building sustainable value? Most aren’t.