homestartup NewsBigger deals, higher valuations—India’s early stage startups overvalued, says InnoVen Capital report

Bigger deals, higher valuations—India’s early-stage startups overvalued, says InnoVen Capital report

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“One out of two investors believe that early-stage companies were overvalued in 2022”, said the report, which spoke with 20 early-bird investors, including Blume Ventures, Better Capital, Omnivore, IAN Fund, Kae Capital, India Quotient and WaterBridge Ventures. 

startup | Apr 26, 2023 4:31 PM IST
The funding winter turned India’s early-stage startups into investor favourites as growth and late-stage tech companies struggled to demonstrate solid metrics to qualify for further investments amid a global liquidity crunch. Going by an InnoVen Capital report, this trend led to overcooking of valuations with bigger deal sizes in the seed-to-Series A rounds in India.

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