
Indian startups are experiencing significant growth in funding, with reports indicating a $726 million raise across 68 deals in April 2024, marking a 144% increase from the same period in 2023. This positive trend is attributed to closed dormant deals and improved agreement on valuations between investors and founders. Additionally, the tech sector in India is witnessing heightened investor interest in gaming studios, with local developers working on high-investment games traditionally dominated by international publishers like Krafton and Garena.
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