Indian Tech Startups Surge Ahead with $4.1 Billion in Funding for H1 2024

Indian tech startups secured $4.1 billion in funding for the first half of 2024, registering a 4% increase from H2 2023. Though significantly below H1 2023 levels, India still ranks as the fourth-highest funded country globally. The report by Tracxn highlighted key trends and performances within the sector.

Indian tech startups have secured an impressive total of $4.1 billion in funding during the first half of 2024, reflecting a 4% increase from the latter half of 2023, according to Tracxn's latest report. Although this figure represents a notable decline from the $4.8 billion raised in H1 2023, India continues to hold its position as the fourth-highest funded country globally.

The United States remains the leader in overall funding volumes, followed closely by the UK and China. Tracxn's India Tech Semi-Annual Funding Report H1 2024 offers insights into funding trends, sectoral performances, and major developments within the Indian technology sector for the specified period.

Notable increases were observed in seed-stage funding, which climbed to $455 million, marking a 6.5% rise from H2 2023 but a 17.3% decline from H1 2023. Late-stage funding also saw a modest increase of 3.8%, amounting to $2.4 billion. The period also witnessed eight significant funding rounds exceeding $100 million each, including Flipkart's $350 million and Meesho's $275 million rounds.

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