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Venture capital investments in India saw a significant decline of 65% in 2023, totaling $9.6 billion compared to $25.7 billion in 2022. Key sectors for investments include consumer tech, fintech, and software/SaaS. The focus is shifting towards industries like healthtech, supply chain tech, agtech, and edtech, moving away from fintech. VC veterans are optimistic about improvements in the market, with more exits leading to increased funding availability for startups. Early-stage startup valuations are showing signs of recovery, with seed valuations rebounding 48% above Q1 2021 levels and Series A recovering to 20% above 2021 levels.
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New data reveals early-stage startup valuations are recovering after last year’s pullback: Seed valuations rebounded 48% above Q1 2021 levels. Series A slipped but recovered to 20% above 2021. Let's take a closer look... https://t.co/9pzyxWUXHR
2023 marked a slowdown in venture investment, with early-stage deals facing the biggest blows. Yet, amidst the decline, signs of a return to pre-pandemic norms emerge. Dive into the insights in our State of VC report: https://t.co/DRjECZxd6H https://t.co/lKkoSGPzNH
