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Venture debt remained flat in 2024 at $1.2 billion: ReportVenture debt refers to a variety of debt financing products applicable specifically to private equity and venture capital-backed companies....- Startups shuffle top deck, play to ace long-term profitability gameAt Third Wave Coffee, founder Sushant Goel transitioned to a board role after former KFC India head Rajat Luthra was roped in as chief exec...
- Consumer, fintech top sectors for venture debt funding in 2023: ReportAccording to a report from Stride Ventures, fintech led with a more than 55% share of the total investment of $1.2 billion in 2023, followe...
- Budget booster for EVs; QR frauds spikeThe government could set aside Rs 10,000-12,000 crore for the third installment of the Faster Adoption & Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles...
- About 61% of startup founders in India expect pace of hiring to remain the same or dip this year: InnoVen Capital SurveyNearly 61% of Indian startup founders expect hiring to remain the same or decrease in 2024, according to InnoVen Capital's 'India Startup O...
- Over 9,000 startup jobs slashed between Jan-March; betting, gambling apps advertise despite banLayoffs in the startup and tech ecosystem have continued into 2023, according to data from recruitment platform Careernet. The situation mi...
- Most early-stage investors see muted 2023 play, says reportAccording to Venture Intelligence data, during January-March, Seed- and Series-A investment rounds saw $712 million in funding, less than h...
- Ola shifts gears: S1 Air delivery put off to July; EV firms under government scannerThe delivery of Ola Electric’s cheapest scooter S1 Air will now start in July only, a delay of three months. The gap comes even as EV manuf...
- Early-stage rounds saw 63% more money in 2021Even as the number of deals went up by 30%, the average deal size went up 20%, the sixth edition of its ‘Early-Stage Investment Insights Re...
- TCS bullish on digital India; Amazon offers to help Future RetailTCS believes the Indian market will be platform-driven as more businesses digitise their processes. Amazon has offered help to Future Retai...
- Fundraising will only get better in 2022, startup founders sayAlmost 92% of founders who attempted to raise capital in 2021 said they had a favourable experience and 75% of them expect the environment ...
- How early-stage startup deals shaped up in a pandemic yearThe number of early-stage funding events rose marginally in a pandemic year, but the average deal size grew by nearly a fourth, according t...
- ETtech Evening Briefing on Feb 24, 2021: RBI's crypto concerns, startup jobs incomingRBI Governor Shaktikanta Das says the central bank has “major concerns” about cryptocurrencies. Almost three-quarters of startup founders s...
- Startup jobs seen aplenty in 2021 as post-pandemic hiring gathers paceIndian startups operating in logistics, digital media, e-commerce and deep-tech sectors are the most bullish about hiring, according to an ...
- Indian startup founders still favour growth over profitabilityAround 77% of founders ranked growth higher than profitability as a focus area for 2021, according to InnoVen Capital’s Startup Outlook Rep...
- Startup founders see VC funding droughtThe report maps the sentiment prevailing in the startup ecosystem, in a survey conducted of 100 founders and senior industry leaders.
- Most entrepreneurs feel 2019 will be a tough year for fundsThe latest survey showed that buyouts and mergers & acquisitions are seen as the most realistic exit options for investors in the country’s...
- Startups to see modest pay hikes this yearA recent Aon Hewitt study predicted the average pay hike by consumer Internet companies in the startup space at 12.4%, which is still the h...
- '65% startup leaders believe the sector is in a tech bubble'The India Startup Outlook Report 2017 highlights the perspective with responses from over 170 startup leaders across bootstrapped as well a...
- 130 startups may raise $700 million in next one year, to create 5,000 jobsFrom a hiring perspective, 97% startups felt they were likely to hire new people where on an average 28% would be on the technology front.
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