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Leo Capital has raised around USD 200 million across three early-stage funds, backing over 50 startups in diverse sectors including B2B SaaS, fintech, blockchain, and healthtech.

The Gurugram-based firm has made 28 investments, spanning semiconductors, edtech, fintech, consumer brands, and deeptech.

Unicorn India's funds target SaaS, climate tech, agritech, and more, aiming to provide significant returns while actively mentoring founders through business challenges.

AWE Funds focuses on tech-led innovation in climate tech, health, and fintech, investing in companies like FreshoKartz and Remedico.

Here is a list of the startups that have raised the most money this week, from July 12 to July 19.

SucSEED's investment thesis focuses on discovering early-stage startups and providing capital and mentorship to foster growth, applying the 80-20 principle to maximise returns.

Over the past eight years, the Mumbai-based firm claims to have invested in over 500 (till March 2024) startups diversified into over 40 sectors and covering over 650 districts in India.

Here is a list of the startups that have raised the most money this week, from July 6 to July 12.

The Bengaluru-based firm has made over 45 investments in a variety of industries, including fintech, SaaS, edtech, health care, and logistics. MyGate, Niyo, Sunstone Eduversity, Wheelseye, Quizizz, and Poshn are among some of its portfolio companies.

Purplle, GreyOrange, Exotel, IDfy, Carbon Clean, TaxiForSure, Turtlemint, Cashify, IntrCity, Zopper, WebEngage, Unacademy, Slice, Spinny, Servify, smallcase, LambdaTest, Ultrahuman, Classplus, and Battery Smart are just a few of the significant companies in which Blume has invested.

Here is a list of the startups that have raised the most money this week, from June 29 to July 5.

Here is a list of the startups that have raised the most money this week, from June 21 to June 28.

Selected startups come from diverse regions and focus on various space segments such as spacecraft propulsion, orbital and launch vehicles, satellite imagery, geospatial applications, weather analysis, space tourism, among others.

From June 7 to June 14, the Indian startups listed below have raised the most money. Here is a brief summary of them:

Amperehour Solar, Cropin, Entri HealthPlix, International Battery Company, Niramai, NxtWave, Pixxel, Sarvam AI, and String Bio are the Indian startups that made the selection.

Startups in the fields of EVs, hydrogen production and storage, and solar energy technology are growing in India. The two areas that have received the most financing over the past five years are carbon capture (USD 42 million) and offset and solar energy technology (USD 161 million).

The startups listed below have raised the most money this week, from June 1 to June 6. Below is a brief summary of them:

The startups with the highest funding raised this week, from May 24 to May 31, are listed below. A quick rundown of them is as follows:

Today, The Quorum is available in Gurugram, Mumbai, and Hyderabad.

Here is a list of the startups that have raised the most money this week, from May 18 to May 24. Here is a brief summary of them:

The startups that have raised the most money this week, from May 11 to May 17, are listed here. Here's a quick rundown of them:

Founded in 2015 by Aditya Sanghavi, the Mumbai-based startup claims to retail in over 5,000 stores across the country through distributors and works with a few supermarket chains.

This week [May 4–May 10], the startups on the following list have raised the most money. Here's a brief overview of them:

Between April 2023 and April 2024, startups in the IT services sector observed a consistent rise in employment, going from 20 percent to 23 percent. However, recruiting for startups in the media & entertainment, Internet, and BFSI/Fintech sectors slightly decreased.

The startups listed below have raised the most money this week [April 26–May 3]. Here's a quick synopsis of them:

Incorporated in London in August 2019 by Swastik and Prateek Jain, Winvesta aims to make global banking and investments accessible to every Indian.

Here are the India-focused VCs that announced the closing of their funds.

With support from some of the biggest names in Indian business, including Ratan Tata and Nandan Nilekani, Avanti Finance was founded in 2018 with the goal to provide timely, reasonably priced financial services to the next 100 million underserved or underprivileged households.

Whether it be green hydrogen, EVs, solar energy, batteries, or renewable energy, India is becoming a major market for climate-change projects. Sovereign funds and long-term investors are eager to contribute significant sums to initiatives addressing climate concerns.

The Mumbai-based lending startup provides various loan types, such as personal, business, and medical loans.