As green shoots begin to appear in startup investing after two years of downturn, a shift is underway in how founders and dealmakers look at potential transactions, multiple entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and investment bankers told ET.
Startups witness a shift in investment trends. Domestic investors, family offices, and public market investors like ValueQuest and Singularity Ventures actively back ventures. Investment landscape changes as global funds retreat, and founders turn to investment banks for funding.
Big-ticket investments on horizon for companies that have emerged stronger after Covid. Indian startup sector witnesses a resurgence in big-ticket deals of $100 million or more. Firms like Lenskart and Purplle are in talks for significant investments, while companies like HealthKart and Rapido negotiate fresh funding rounds.
The Indian startup sector is seeing a return of big-ticket deals of $100 million or more for strong businesses that are growing fast and are on a path to profitability, according to industry executives who view this as a significant uptick after the prolonged downturn in funding for technology ventures globally in recent years.
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