India Startup Funding Declines as Investors Grow Selective
Startup funding in India dropped significantly in 2025 totaling 11 billion dollars as investors became more selective. The data indicates a sharp reduction in funding rounds compared to previous years. Capital is increasingly being concentrated into a smaller number of companies rather than spread broadly across the ecosystem. This trend reflects a global caution where investors prioritize profitability and proven business models over rapid expansion at any cost. Indian startups are facing higher scrutiny regarding their unit economics and path to positive cash flow. The concentration of capital suggests that early-stage companies may find it more difficult to secure financing. This shift necessitates a focus on operational efficiency and sustainable growth strategies for entrepreneurs.
What was the total funding amount for Indian startups in 2025
How has investor behavior changed recently
Why are funding rounds decreasing in number
Who is most affected by the funding slowdown
When did the trend of selective investing become prominent
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