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ETtech Deals Digest: Sarvam mega round lifts startup funding to $403 million this week, up 36% on-year

Indian startups secured a significant $402.6 million in funding across 20 deals, with AI firm Sarvam leading the pack with a $234 million investment. This marks a substantial increase from the previous week, highlighting robust investor confidence. Early-stage ventures dominated the funding landscape, securing over 73% of the total capital.

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ETtech Deals Digest: Sarvam mega round lifts startup funding to $403 million this week, up 36% on-year
Indian startups secured a significant $402.6 million in funding across 20 deals, with AI firm Sarvam leading the pack with a $234 million investment. This marks a substantial increase from the previous week, highlighting robust investor confidence. Early-stage ventures dominated the funding landscape, securing over 73% of the total capital.
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