Chanchani: Indian venture funding fell from $45B in 2021 to ~$10B in 2023
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Kashyap Chanchani of Rainmaker Group outlines the contraction of venture capital deployment in India from 2021 through 2023.
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“The entire venture funding in a country has so to say, you know, fallen from, say you know, 45 odd billion dollars in 21 to about, you know, 25 odd billion dollars in 22 to about, you know, nine to ten billion dollars in 23”
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