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??Do you aspire to work at VENTURE CAPITAL? See if you have what it takes to join India's Top VC Firms... According to Statista, The total venture capital (VC) market in India is expected to reach $3.5 billion by 2024. In February 2024, venture capital funding in India was $890 million, which is a 21% increase from the previous year. What is a Venture Capital (VC)? ?? Before we dive in, it’s crucial to understand what a VC fund is. A Venture Capital fund is a financial institution that provides capital to startups or small businesses, which display promising high-growth potential. ?? These funds are often crucial for startups in the early stages, lacking access to capital markets. ?? They also provide strategic guidance, offering a strong network, mentoring, and sometimes operational support. ??Factors to Consider when Evaluating VC Funds ?? 1. Their portfolio of companies, 2. Funding size they can commit, 3. Their track record of success, 4. The sectors they focus on, 5. Strength of the VC’s network. Top 10 VC firms in India based on their AUM: ?? 1. Norwest Venture Partners - $2 billion 2. Sequoia - $1.5 billion 3. Accel Partners - $500 million 4. SAIF Partners - $400 million 5. Matrix Partners - $310 million 6. Helion Ventures - $300 million 7. Lightbox - $300 million 8. Stellaris Venture Partners - $165 million 9. Kalaari Capital - $160 million 10. Blume - $120 million ??Future of Venture Capital in India ?? 1. Increasing Interest in Indian Startups 2. Focus of Deep Tech 3. More late stage investments 4. Increase in Government Support 5. Growing Focus on ESG Investments Repost and help your network about Venture Capital... #india #finance #cfa #privateequity #venturecapital #startup #funding #investors #equity #valuations #portfolio #linkedin #networking #investmentbanking

Venture capital in India faced hurdles in 2023, with funding down 65%. Despite this, sectors like fintech and software drew interest. As per @BainAlerts, expectations for 2024 are high, with a shift towards early-stage startups and profitability. #IndianVC #StartupEcosystem #BainAndCompany

#privateequity | #venturecapital : India well-poised to get to $80-100 billion PE-VC deployment in 5 years. Private equity and venture capital firms remain cautious due to global macro conditions in 2024. India is expected to benefit from outsized capital allocation, reaching $80 - 100 billion in annual deployment over the next five years. #startups #startup Read more at: https://lnkd.in/digFCsVx

In a remarkable turn of events, exit activity in India's venture capital landscape surged by an impressive 1.7x in 2023, reaching a staggering $6.6 billion. Looking ahead, this momentum is expected to continue, with exit values potentially reaching $10 billion by 2025. The heightened exit activity has had a significant impact on the venture capital ecosystem. For investors, it signifies a positive return on their investments, encouraging them to continue backing promising startups. For businesses, successful exits showcase their ability to scale and innovate, attracting further investment and talent. The synergy between growing exit opportunities and increased funding is creating a fertile ground for startups to thrive. The surge in exit activity is a testament to the resilience and potential of India's startup ecosystem. At nX Capital, we are thrilled to be a part of this exciting journey. We are proud to partner with companies that are pushing the boundaries of what's possible and are committed to supporting their growth and success. Together, we can create a brighter future for all. #exitactivity #venturecapital #nXcapital Dhaval Shah Mihir Nanavati Tarun Shah

US VC funding deals fell by 49% in Q1; India bucks trend Q1 VC deals in India stood flat at 640; Funding in US fell by 35 to $24 billion:?GlobalData https://lnkd.in/dDMG52-R #india #vc #investmetns #us #startups #investments

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After a brief lull, investors seem to have actively started scouting for deals and cutting cheques for Indian #startups. An estimated $25 billion of India-focused capital is sitting unallocated. Moreover, with #China facing a slowdown, #India has become more palatable for investors within the broader Asia market. As per Market research firm Venture Intelligence, ?investments in January-April stood at $8.1 billion, lower than $12.3 billion during the year-ago period. However, with enough capital, new fund launches by #investors and ecosystem stability setting in, second half is expected to see significant deal momentum. #investing #VCs #PE #techonology #economy #macros ?#investments

???????? Which startups in India outperform their peers? 1. incredfinance.com: It recently became India's latest unicorn after securing ?500 crore in funding, showcasing the strength of its business model and execution capabilities in a challenging venture capital environment [17]. 2. Tech startups exploring AI and the Metaverse: Despite concerns about focusing on leveraging existing technology, the surge of startups in this space indicates significant activity and interest, underpinning a vibrant ecosystem [4], [9]. 3. Sunish Sharma of Kedaara Capital highlights the positivity in the market, backing aggressive investments in Indian companies. His firm's investment in six companies in the past year underlines the resilience and attractiveness of certain sectors in India [3]. 4. Midcap IT firms such as Persistent Systems, L&T Technology Services, Cyient, and KPIT Technologies: These firms are outperforming their larger peers by benefiting from increased demand for engineering and R&D services, indicating a better performance and resilience amidst sector slowdown [13]. 5. SaaS startups: Encouragement from venture capitalists for these startups to incorporate in India for better funding access and ease of doing business indicates a growing and favorable ecosystem for these companies [7]. ?? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dsKsNqZa #finance #startups #entrepreneurship #india #finance #deals

Thrilled to share that Bain & Company, in collaboration with the Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA), has released the India Venture Capital Report 2024. Despite a notable decline in VC deal flow, India maintains its position as the 2nd largest destination for VC and growth funding in APAC. The past year witnessed a surge in exit activity, with exits increasing by ~1.7x, as investors navigated a high-interest-rate landscape to provide liquidity to their LPs. Grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this insightful report. Explore the complete findings in the report attached! #venturecapital #privateequity #venture #venturefunding #venturedebt #venturecapitalist #vc #vcs #vcfunding #pe #privatequity #consulting #funding #investing #investments #india #fundraising #deals #dealflow #exits #funds #finance #angelinvestors #angelinvestor #india #indianeconomy #startupfunding #startup #startupecosystem #startups #growth #growthcapital #capital #equity #tech #ai #genai

India’s robust fundamentals continue to inspire optimism in the investment ecosystem, though VC funding into Indian startups experienced a decline of 65% in 2023, reports the India Venture Capital Report 2024 released by Bain & Company in collaboration with the Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA). Buoyed by factors such as India’s consumption headroom, fiscal and monetary discipline, geopolitical positioning, and digital infrastructure, 2024 has witnessed heightened deal activity thus far. India also continues to be the second-largest destination for VC and growth funding in the Asia-Pacific region. Rajat Tandon, President, Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA), said, “The future for startups and VCs appears to prioritise long-term strategies over thematic investments, focusing on well-governed, profitable ventures generating sustainable returns, thus the ecosystem is entering an era of poised growth, akin to a high-growth curve.” Sai Deo, Partner, Bain & Company, said, “In a year seemingly rife with hurdles, investors demonstrated resilience by adjusting to the evolving landscape. There was a perceptible shift in investment focus from tech-first bets to more traditional sectors underpinned by strong fundamentals—such as healthcare, retail, and financial services.” For more details: https://lnkd.in/dNBCvRNX #VCFunding #IndianStartups #IVCA #MaximumIndia #BainAndCompany #Collaboration #ReportRelease