Capital flows to Indian start-ups fell for the fourth consecutive month to $1.27 billion in August, according to Tracxn data.
While slow growth and late-stage companies have been underscored lately, even early- and seed-stage companies that were thought to have survived the fundraising winter are seeing lower deal volumes. The early-stage company received about $388 million in funding, while the seed-stage startup earned only $81 million in August. That fell short of $408 million and $161 million received in July respectively.