Funding raised by Indian Startups in the last two weeks.
                     FUNDING RAISED BY 
INDIAN STARTUPS IN THE 
LAST TWO WEEKS
INTRODUCTION
• There is a positive uptick for the Indian start-up ecosystem as 
the investments into these young companies have doubled.
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INVESTMENT IN EDTECH
• The edtech unicorn Byju’s received a strong note of 
endorsement from a leading Silicon Valley-based investor.
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COMPARISION
• The fourth week of June witnessed investments into start-
ups at $65.32 million.
•  It is as compared to $31 million a week before registering a 
growth of 110 per cent.
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NEW ERA FOR START-UPS
• This is certainly a relief for the start-ups in India.
• Funding had fallen to a new low of around $30 million level in 
the second and third week of June.
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DEAL OF THE WEEK
• The week saw 11 deals with an equal split between 
early and growth stages. 
• This has been the noticeable trend over the last three 
months ever since the spread of corona virus pandemic
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KEY DEAL
• Gurugram-based financial technology company Aye 
Finance has raised Rs 210 crore in Series E funding.
• With this fresh investment, Aye’s total equity funding 
since inception exceeds Rs 690 crore.
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KEY DEAL
• The round includes participation from Aye’s existing 
investors 
– LGT Lightstone
– Falcon Edge Capital
–  A91 Partners
–  MAJ Invest. 
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Other deals
• Fullife Healthcare sells sports nutrition supplements 
through a brand called Fast&Up.
• It has raised Rs 50 crore in a funding round led by 
Singapore-based Amansa Capital. 
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Other deals
• Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed company has raised an 
estimated Rs 100 crore so far. 
• Existing investors including Jhunjhunwala and Sixth 
Sense Ventures also participated.
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