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Tracxn Select Recent Growth Initiatives FUNDING IN FINTECH STARTUPS IN THE US ACCOUNTED FOR 58% OF TOTAL CAPITAL RAISED GLOBALLY New 102022004:10pm 2 Increased Press Mentions: Through various media partnerships, data contributions, reports, etc. ZAWYA BY REFINITIV Tracxn tracxna leading poolased market inteligence platform, nas released its intech us Semi-Annua Funding Report-H1 2023. The report, which is based on Trackn's extensive database, provides insights into the US FinTech space Funding into US-based FinTech startups fell in H1 2023 fell 33% when compared with H1 2022, but rose 42% from H2 2022. The US FinTech space attracted investments worth $12.8 billion in H1 2023, which is 58% of the total funds raised by the global FinTech startup ecosystem during the same period. Despite facing challenges during H1 2023, the US-based FinTech startups have displayed remarkable perseverance. While funding experienced a 33% dip compared with H1 2022, it rebounded with a 42% surge from H2 2022. During H1 2023, the US FinTech sector managed to attract significant investments amounting to a staggering $12.8 billion, prenntine fine 5% of the total funde raised hu the inhal FinTech startun ecosystem during the same p TECH FUNDING SNAPSHOT SME UAE Tech startups continue to see downward trend; Funding falls 49% in Q3 2023 Tracxn Geo Quarterly Report: UAE Tech - Q3 2023 Press Release October 4, 2023 • Total funding into UAE Tech startups dropped 49% to $112 million in Q3 2023, compared wit million in Q3 2022 No IPOs took place, and no Unicorns emerged in Q3 2023 • Number of acquisitions dip to four in Q3 2023 from 10 in Q3 2022 FinTech, Enterprise Applications and HealthTech were the top-performing segments Dubai takes the lead in terms of total funding in Q3 2023 UAE: Tracxn, a leading global SaaS-based market intelligence platform, has released its Geo Quarterly. Report: UAE Tech-032023. The report, based on Tracxn's extensive database, provides insights into the UAE Tech space. 2300+ Press Mentions across media* Funding galore in spacetech start-ups; $62 mn infused this year TOP 5 DEALS IN SPACETECH START-UPS SINCE 2020 SKYROOT PIXXEL $36 million MTAR $24.4 million AGNIKUL $20 million SATSURE $51 million $14.5 million MOST ACTIVE VCS SINCE 2020 5 rounds (Agnikul, GalaxEye+1) Speciale Invest GrowX Ventures Blume 4 rounds (Pixxel, Bellatrix Aerospace) 4 rounds (Pixxel) UMA KANNAN Bengaluru FROM just $35 million funds raised between 2010 and 2019. the Indian spacetech sector has already attracted $62 million in funding so far this year, which a 60% increase as compared is a to the same period last year According to recent insights by Tracxn, India ranks seventh in terms of funding within the international spacetech land- scape for the year. In 2020, the sector secured $28 million in funding and it was million in 2021. In 2022, the 896 sector witnessed an impressive $112 million funding. As per ex- perts, after the launch of Chan- drayaan-3 mission, venture capital fundingand the number of start-ups in this space might increase in the coming years "The success of Chan- Eg. Report coverage Note: (*) in 9M FY24 drayaan 3 is sparking a signifi cant rush of interest among both VCs and the space sector ups for seeking high-potential opportu nities and will likely view the space sector as a burgeoning field with substantial growth potential. This will increase funding for these start-ups as investors recognise the viabil- ity of innovative projects and solutions related to satellite technology, space research, and interplanetary exploration," Somdutta Singh, founder & CEO, Assiduus Global Inc, LP Investor in several marquee funds, said. Awais Ahmed, CEO, Pixxel had told this newspaper that ever since the Indian govern ment introduced new space re form initiatives, their support In enabling private companies to address the gaps has only grown further Pixxel has so far raised $97.10 million in funding, followed by Skyroot at 872.3 million and Ag nikul has raised $34.8 million. Tracxn said in its report that among the thriving business models within the sector, small payload-based launch vehicles. have garnered significant at- tention, securing $75.6 million in funding over the last two years. Satellite-based Imaging Solutions have also witnessed substantial support, with $81.2 million in funding secured over the past two years. As per reports, there are at least 140 registered spacetech. start-ups in the country Singh added that over the past few years, funding in Indian space tech start-ups has experienced significant growth.. Startup funding dips to lowest in 5 yrs in Q3 to $1.5 bn, says report ARYAMAN GUPTA New Delhi, 27 September Funding among Indian startups dedined to the lowest in five years in the third quarter of calendar year 2023. Investments fell 54 percent compared to the same period last year at $1.5 billion. On a sequential basis, funding fell 29 per cent from the previous quarter, according to a report by marketintelligence platform Tracn. "Despite facing the challenges of a funding winter, India ranks as the fifth highest funded country in Q3 2023 and maintains its fourth-place position in terms of total funding for the year to date (ID). It underscores the resilience of India's tech startups and their ability caid Nobacco conditions," s founder, Trao The quarter saw five funding rounds cross the $100 million mark, including the likes of Perfios, Zepto, ola Electric, Ather Energy and Zyber 365. "Despite the decline in funding, India remains among the top- performing tech ecosystems globally. A promising sign in the report is the month-on-month funding growth, with an impressive 91% increase from $376 million in August 2023 to $720 million in September 2023.", said Abhishek Goyal, co-founder, Traxxn. DEC 1-DEC 15, 2023 TOTAL FUNDING ($) STAGEWISE FUNDING IN INDIA 351% Seed 2.7% $541 m 26 rounds Higher than previous fortnight *33% lower than same fortnight last year Late 77% Previous fortnight: Nov 16-Nov 30, 2023 "Same fortnight last year: Dec 1-Dec 15, 2023 FUNDING TRENDS ($ bn) (%) 20.3% (Last 12 months) Funding $bn (UHS) 426 -No. of Deals (RHS) 1.36 400 592 347 265 1.08 200 0.85 FUNDING TRENDS 0.82 166 200 0.55 0.54 0 0.50 0.48 0.47 0.35 3.4 3.7 2.8 2.7 1.5 0 304 0.34 2022 01 02 03 2023 STAGE-WISE FUNDING TRENDS ($mn) Seed stage Early stage late stage 0.54 kanali Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2023 TOP DEALS IN INDIA ($ m) Udaan 340 Vegrow 46 0% 01 03 Sarvam A 41 2023 Most active Exponent Energy 26 The 22 Sleep co Snitch 13 Nat Habit 10 VCs in India Lightspeed Venture Partners 6 round -Udaan, Vegrow, Exponent Energy, Sarvam Al M&G 2 round Udaan IvyCap Ventures 2 round- Biryani By Kilo, Snitch ScTrack Source Track eg. Regular Columns in newspapers H1 TRACKER INDIAN START-UPS RAISE MORE FUNDS THAN CHINA FOR 2ND STRAIGHT YEAR India pulled ahead of China in terms of start-up funding for a second consecutive year during the first half (H1) of 2023, raising $5.5 billion. It attracted the third-highest start-up funding. The US topped the list, raising $67.4 billion, followed by the UK, which raised $8.6 billion, according to data from market intelligence platform Tracxn. The last time China got more start-up funding than India was in H1 2021. ARYAMAN GUPTA TOP FUNDED COUNTRIES H1-2021 2022 2023 ($bn) US UK India China KEY FUNDING ROUNDS IN INDIA (in H12023) Amount ($mn) Serentica Renewables 700 Byju's 500 Lenskart 350 PhonePe Electric 300 Ola 250 Source: Tracen eg. Others 22
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