Summary:

According to KPMG's Venture Pulse report, India's venture capital (VC) ecosystem remained resilient in Q2 2025, collecting Rs. 30,205 crore (US$ 3.5 billion) across 355 deals, up from Rs. 24,164 crore (US$ 2.8 billion) in Q1. Fintech, health tech, and logistics all attracted a lot of attention from investors. Groww and IKF Finance made notable agreements of Rs. 1,726 crore and Rs. 1,484 crore, respectively. Fintech led the drive, boosted by successful US IPOs. In contrast, Asia had sluggish investment and a significant reduction in agreements. Globally, VC funding has declined due to the lack of megadeals such as OpenAI's previous raise. India's expanding digital ecosystem continues to draw cash and global investor trust.

Source: IBEF

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