Archive · 15 Jun 2025
Indian Startups Raise $184.75 Million in Funding This Week
Imagine lots of new businesses in India trying to get money to grow.
This week, these businesses, called startups, got about $184.75 million from investors.
Some of the money went to startups that are already growing, and some to new ones just starting out.
Most of the deals happened in big cities like Bengaluru and Delhi.
Businesses that deal with money (fintech) got the most investments.
Some big companies like CRED and FlexiLoans also got a lot of money.
The government also said that many investors are investing in Indian startups.
Indian startups raised approximately $184.75 million this week.
Funding rounds included growth-stage, early-stage, and late-stage investments.
Bengaluru saw the most deals, followed by Delhi-NCR.
Fintech startups led in funding deals, with six deals total.
CRED secured $72 million, FlexiLoans raised $44 million, and Vecmocon secured $18 million.
- Who
- Indian startups and investors.
- What
- Indian startups raised approximately $184.75 million in funding.
- When
- This week.
- Where
- Across India, with the most activity in Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR.
- Why
- To support the growth and development of Indian startups across various sectors.
- Total Funding
- $184.75 million
- Number of Startups Funded
- 20
- Leading City (Deals)
- Bengaluru
- Leading Sector (Deals)
- Fintech
- Notable Fundings
- CRED ($72M), FlexiLoans ($44M), Vecmocon ($18M)
- Growth Stage
- 5 deals
- Early Stage
- 14 deals