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80–20 rule, Pareto principle, Fat Tails, or Power Law – whatever we choose to call it is omnipresent. We only have to look for it. It’s always hiding in the plain sight. I again realised this while doing some research on venture funding in India. In May 2024, Indian startups raised a total of $1.34 Bn across 128 deals. Out of this 1.34 Bn, $350 Mn (25%) came from one investment (Flipkart). 39 growth stage deals (30% of the volume) accounted for $1.19 Bn (89% of the value). It’s an example of how a small number of observations account for a majority of results: 80–20 rule. Have you observed this skewness in results in any other recent data? I’m sure it’s present. We only have to look for it. #startups #venturecapital
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Rajan Anandan, who heads the venture capital firm Peak XV, predicts that Indian start-ups will attract between $8 to $12 billion in funding this year. During his speech at the StartUp Mahakumbh event, Anandan stressed the vibrant nature of India's start-up scene, which is recognized worldwide. He also mentioned that there's approximately $20 billion of private capital available for investment in Indian private firms and start-ups, but currently remains uninvested. #Thesocialtalks #IndianStartupBoom #VentureCapitalGrowth #StartupFundingForecast #PrivateInvestmentPotential #GlobalRecognition #StartupMahakumbhEvent #PeakXVInsights #EntrepreneurialDynamism #InvestmentOpportunities #EconomicGrowthDrivers
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Our Managing Partner, Rahul Khanna, shares insights on the evolving landscape of startup financing in his latest editorial for the Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA). Venture debt in India is poised for significant growth, with enormous untapped potential. This asset class offers non-dilutive financing for startups and attractive returns for investors. As pioneers in this space, Trifecta Capital has deployed over INR 6,000 crore across 180 companies through three venture debt funds and a fourth on the way! We're excited about the opportunities ahead. Read the full article to learn why the next decade could be pivotal for private credit investors in India's startup ecosystem. https://lnkd.in/gPVxJt42
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Investment activity in India's late-stage startups is witnessing a notable uptrend, even as the broader investment landscape experiences a year-to-date downturn, with funding levels trailing behind those of the prior year. In March, the Indian startup ecosystem recorded seven late-stage investment transactions, a marked increase from the two deals finalized in the corresponding month of the previous year. This figure also represents an improvement from the four transactions recorded in February. Our managing partner Anil Joshi, shared his views on how startups are raising cautiously to get better numbers in the future. Article Link - https://bit.ly/3TEix5R #Investment #IndianStartup #StartupEcosystem #LateStageFunding #Funding #Startups
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#Capitalist Venture Catalysts++ | India's 1st Multi-Stage VC, founded in 2016, has emerged as a key player in India's startup ecosystem. The Mumbai-based firm has invested in over 500 startups across diverse sectors and regions. Their focus on early-stage and idea-stage companies, coupled with the launch of multiple investment funds, has contributed to their growth. Despite economic challenges, Venture Catalysts++ | India's 1st Multi-Stage VC remains optimistic about the potential of Indian startups. Read the story: https://ow.ly/zUns50SB9OH Dr. Apoorva Ranjan Sharma, Co-founder and Managing Director of Venture Catalysts++ | India's 1st Multi-Stage VC #VentureCatalysts #StartupEcosystem #EarlyStage #IdeaStage #InvestmentFunds #IndianStartups #StartupIndia #Entrepreneurship #BusinessGrowth #StartupInvestment
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#NewsUpdate Sayan Ghosh, a seasoned investor, has launched a new INR 300 crore venture capital fund, Ortella Global Capital - OG Capital, India's only fund that co-builds companies. This fund aims to invest in over 20 early and growth-stage Indian startups, focusing on consumer and enterprise sectors. With a unique co-building approach, Ortella Global Capital - OG Capital, India's only fund that co-builds companies provides both financial support and on-ground execution to help startups scale. Read the story: https://ow.ly/oEPL50U9J9G #VentureCapital #StartupIndia #InvestmentNews #IndianStartups #Entrepreneurship #CapitalFunding #GrowthStage #ConsumerTech #EnterpriseSolutions #StartupFunding
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130k Startups are registered under DPIIT in India. But how many get on to a growth/hyper scale path? A startup status doesn't mean anything to a VC until there is a Massive growth potential. Does 100x growth in valuation sound difficult to imagine? Not really. T0 - invest X T1 - next round at 5x T2 - next round at 5x T3 - next round at 5x Your investment now would have become 100+x adjusted for dilution. shorter time intervals would fetch an amazing IRR. If the founder does the spreadsheet and he never gets the possibility to make such growth in the next round, you are out of a VCs sweet spot. That doesn't mean what you are building is bad. It's just not enough for inorganic growth. When you build the spreadsheet, remember that the best capital is always the customer's capital and never compromise it for VC money. #venturecapital #vc #angleinvesting #startups
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Indian investors face a tough startup investment landscape. While the market is booming, challenges include competition for high-quality deals, limited access to capital for early-stage ventures, and regulatory hurdles that can stifle growth. Write to [email protected] to learn more. #womeninbusiness #womenledstartups #femalefounders #sheconomy #genderdiversity #venturecapital #angelinvesting #impactinvesting #investinfuture
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Angel Tax Abolished! It's Time to Invest in Indian Startups! Great news for startups! The Angel Tax has been scrapped, making it easier than ever to raise capital in India. This is a major boost for entrepreneurs and investors alike. Ready to take advantage? Investors: Join our Super Angels program: d2ci.co/super-angels-apply Founders: Apply for funding: d2ci.co/angels-deal-rfi Let's unlock the full potential of the Indian startup ecosystem! #angeltax #unionbudget #investment #funding #angelinvestor #startups #investnow #capital #d2cinsider
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Navigating the past 24 months has been a challenging journey for startups seeking funding. With a nearly 60% decline from the highs of 2021, securing financial support has had significant hurdles. Amidst this, both companies and investors have prioritised top-line growth while keeping an eye on the bottom line. This strategic shift has led to many companies transitioning from operating in the red to achieving profitability or swiftly moving in that direction. In a thought leadership piece, Padmaja Ruparel, Co-founder, Indian Angel Network, explores the state of startup funding in India, emphasising the importance of governance, compliance, cash flows, and unit economics in capturing investor interest. Read more: https://lnkd.in/djRKN4gz #Startups #Funding #Challenges #IAN #Investments
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