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    Rise & rise of secondary deals; advantage desi data centres

    Happy Friday! Total funding raised by Indian startups fell in the first half of 2024, but late-stage activity showed signs of revival, as per data. Decoding this and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Credit card bill payment hurdles; startup funding logs slight uptick

    Happy Friday! The central bank has mandated credit card bill payments through Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS), but only eight of 34 banks are live on the network, causing concern among payment companies. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    General Catalyst-Venture Highway deal; Sebi clears Ola Electric IPO

    Silicon Valley investor General Catalyst has acquired Indian early stage fund Venture Highway. More on this in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Silicon Valley VC fund General Catalyst acquires Venture Highway; will deploy $1 billion in India

    Venture capital fund General Catalyst is acquiring India-focussed early-stage investor Venture Highway to strengthen its India presence. As part of this move, Venture Highway—which has backed unicorns like Meesho and Moglix—will cease to exist and will transition into General Catalyst India. This comes in the backdrop of a larger reset in the global venture capital industry after the exuberance of the pandemic years.

    Indian venture capitalists need to pivot to a new model of investing

    Indian venture investors are shifting focus from tech startups to safe havens, including direct-to-consumer brands. The trend is towards larger fund sizes, profitability, and slower growth, resembling mid-market private equity. AI investments are lacking in India, leading VCs to diversify into offline spaces and PE territory.

    Creme Castle raises Rs 7 crore seed funding from V3 Ventures

    CRISIL data shows Indian bakery market is expected to grow in the range of 11-12% between 2024 to 2028, to reach sales of Rs 1,850 billion by FY2028. Citing the same data Creme Castle said since Indians are spending more on celebrations and because of social media the demand for their product rose in tier 2 and tier 3 cities.

    The Economic Times
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