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Startups across stages, mostly late, raised the funding across 78 rounds, as per Tracxn data. In April 2023, they had raised a total of $464 million across 113 rounds. The funding winter was in full force in March 2023, having set in from September 2022.
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In terms of deal volume in the month, total deals stood at 78, compared to 95 in March 2024 and 113 in April 2023. Sequentially, deal value went down about 26% from $765 million to $563.5 million.
In the last week -- April 27 to May 3 -- deal value went up to $279 million, from $130 million in the same period last year, and $74.2 million in the previous week. Deal volume during the week was down to 14 from 42 a year ago.
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Top deals of the month:
API Holdings: The parent company of PharmEasy, the online pharmacy startup, secured $216 million in a funding round led by Ranjan Pai's Manipal Education and Medical Group (MEMG) along with other existing investors.
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SingleInterface: The marketing software startup raised $30 million in its first external funding from investors led by Asia Partners.
ProcMart: The online business-to-business (B2B) marketplace specialising in supply chain solutions raised $30 million in a round led by Infosys cofounder Nandan Nilekani's venture fund Fundamentum Partnership and Edelweiss Discovery Fund.
Ecozen Solutions: The Pune-based agritech firm raised $30 million in a mix of equity and debt from existing investors including US-based global investment manager Nuveen.
Lyskraft: Founded by former Zomato senior executive Mohit Gupta and Myntra founder Mukesh Bansal, this omnichannel fashion startup raised $26 million in seed money, making it one of the largest early-stage rounds for an Indian startup amid the ongoing funding crunch.