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5 days agoIndian startup ecosystem raises ₹14,915 cr in October across 95 deals

In October 2025 India’s startup ecosystem raised approximately ₹14,915 crore across 95 funding deals, spanning fintech, mobility and automation, according to the latest report. The largest rounds went into enterprise-automation and EV manufacturing firms, while early-stage funding focused on clean-tech and consumer-tech. Investors say the breadth of interest reflects India’s digital economy momentum, though they caution valuation discipline is becoming more important as funding activity grows.
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5 days agoIndian startup ecosystem raises ₹14,915 cr in October across 95 deals

In October 2025 India’s startup ecosystem raised approximately ₹14,915 crore across 95 funding deals, spanning fintech, mobility and automation, according to the latest report. The largest rounds went into enterprise-automation and EV manufacturing firms, while early-stage funding focused on clean-tech and consumer-tech. Investors say the breadth of interest reflects India’s digital economy momentum, though they caution valuation discipline is becoming more important as funding activity grows.
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India startups raised nearly ₹15,000 cr in October across 95 deals, underscoring strong investor interest despite global caution.
In October 2025 India’s startup ecosystem raised approximately ₹14,915 crore across 95 funding deals, spanning fintech, mobility and automation, according to the latest report. The largest rounds went into enterprise-automation and EV manufacturing firms, while early-stage funding focused on clean-tech and consumer-tech. Investors say the breadth of interest reflects India’s digital economy momentum, though they caution valuation discipline is becoming more important as funding activity grows.

In October 2025 India’s startup ecosystem raised approximately ₹14,915 crore across 95 funding deals, spanning fintech, mobility and automation, according to the latest report. The largest rounds went into enterprise-automation and EV manufacturing firms, while early-stage funding focused on clean-tech and consumer-tech. Investors say the breadth of interest reflects India’s digital economy momentum, though they caution valuation discipline is becoming more important as funding activity grows.
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Nov 6, 2025 • 21:01 IST