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Investors in the technology market are facing pressure to generate returns, leading to a shift in venture capital dynamics. Indian startups are experiencing a slowdown in funding, with investors becoming cautious and reducing investment amounts. The region's unicorn count has been impacted by a significant decline in funding since 2021. Despite the challenges, Lightspeed India remains optimistic about the venture capital landscape. Southeast Asian startups, once favored by investors, now face uncertainties due to higher interest rates and challenges with major backers like SoftBank's Vision Fund.
Capital SEA: Southeast Asia’s funding landscape https://t.co/UJ1RMsgh65
The final story of our three-part series that documents the rise and fall of Quikr, an online classifieds business that once was a unicorn, which raised hundreds of millions of dollars, only to end up an entangled mess. By @Harveen_A & @DeeptiSri2. https://t.co/xhK020lmlM
💰Is a funding spring around the corner for Indian #startups? @akhil_edit finds out in a chat with #investors at #TiEcon2024 @TiEDelhi @vazzupk @100X_VC @AgilityVenture @vikramgupta70 @IvyCapVentures @vcatsindia @CNBCYoungTurks https://t.co/u7spsSBpkX
