Archive · 1 Oct 2025
India's PE-VC Investments Decline 26% in Q3 2024
In the last few months, companies that invest in other businesses in India invested less money than they did the previous year, a drop of 26%.
Fewer large deals were made compared to last year.
While fewer deals happened compared to last year, the total amount of money invested was more than in the previous quarter.
Some of the biggest deals included investments in a bakery chain and a ride-hailing company.
The main reason for the decrease is the slowdown of the bigger investment deals.
PE-VC investments in Indian companies fell by 26% in Q3 2024.
Total investment during July-September reached $5.67 billion.
The number of deals decreased to 299 from 339 in the previous year.
Compared to Q2 2024, investment value increased by 6%.
Fewer mega deals contributed to the decline.
- Who
- PE-VC firms and Indian companies.
- What
- PE-VC investments in Indian companies decreased.
- When
- July-September 2024 (Q3)
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to fewer mega deals.
Investment Decline
Market Trends
Decrease in investments
Investment Decline
PE-VC firms invested less in Indian companies
Market Trends
Decline in investment is due to fewer mega deals.
- Q3 2024 Investment Decline
- 26%
- Total Investment (July-Sept)
- $5.67 billion
- Number of Deals
- 299
- Q2 2024 Investment
- $5.35 billion
- Mega Deals (>$100M)
- 15