Start-up hub! Indian start-ups attracted $63 billion investment between 2016 to H1 2020

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Start-up hub! indian start-ups attracted $63 billion investment between 2016 to h1 2020

29 Sept 2020

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Some players have acquired the status of a unicorn without using even $1 billion of capital. While funds have flowed into the food delivery and ed-tech spaces this year, 2019 saw a staggering $20 billion invested, across 1,854 deals.

India’s start-up ecosystem has attracted $63 billion between 2016 and H12020, making it the world’s third largest tech start-up hub. With close to 35 unicorns now, the country now boasts a bunch of businesses that are expected to thrive and survive.
The full article was originally published on Financial Express.

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