The decline in the number of startup funding rounds by 32% in 2024, compared to last year, indicates that investors are becoming more selective in their investments, despite an overall rise in funding.
Despite the drop in early-stage deals, the total capital invested in Series A and Series B remained steady at $3.16 billion, showcasing a resilience in funding.
Late-stage funding has favored larger deals, with a notable increase in capital raised to $7.13 billion for Series C and later rounds, showing investor preference for established startups.
The IPO market has seen an 80% rise in completed listings, exemplified by Swiggy's $1.35 billion IPO, indicating a robust path for startups entering public markets.
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