The company will use the funds towards widening its footprint in the rapidly growing market and drive further innovation.

The Indian startups listed below have successfully raised capital to drive their growth and expansion plans, marking significant milestones in their respective industries.

The fund plans to make 12-14 investments, with an average ticket size of INR 150–300 Cr, in sectors such as financial services, healthcare, technology, consumer goods ...

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Check TheKredible for average ticket size on a monthly basis. In 2024, early-stage funding highlighted innovation across sectors. SCOPE led with $90 million for a networking platform, followed by ...

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