Ahmedabad: Indian startups raised a total of $ 1.65 billion in February 2025, averaging an average assessment of $ 83.2 million or about Rs 750 crore.
According to Traxon data, insertion of investors in Indian startup ecosystem remains strong, despite global uncertainties and serious disruption in equity markets, which has invested around Rs 1,000 crore. An amount of Rs 14,418 crore has been collected.
With $ 1.65 billion in February, in the financial year 2025, the total funds from April to February have reached $ 25.4 billion. This fund has been collected in a total of 2,200 cycles. The February 2025 figure shows an increase of 19.5% in January 2025 as compared to a total fund racing of $ 1.38 billion, although it was lower on an annual basis in February 2024 than $ 2.06 billion.
Indian startups raised a total of $ 30.4 billion funding during 2024, which is 6.5% less than $ 32.5 billion received in 2023.
Bangalore entrepreneurs, considered to be the country’s startup capital, have raised funding of $ 353 million and the average round size was $ 2 million. Mumbai -based entrepreneurs raised a total of $ 102 million funding, but the average amount was $ 5 million.
In February, Fintech firm Oxytocin raised $ 1 billion through traditional debt. Subsequently, the online B2B platform flight completed a $ 75 million series G Equity Funding Round. Apart from this, Spotdraft, Cashfree Payments, Jeta and Zeenimod also raised funds.
According to Traxon’s report, the average round size in February 2025 was $ 192 million. The second half of the current year has also increased merger and acquisition deals between startups.
