Big $100 million+ deals shrink as startups turn to IPO St
Big $100 million+ deals shrink as startups turn to IPO St
Indian startups are increasingly opting for public listings over large private funding rounds, as a robust IPO market offers growth capital and shareholder liquidity. While mega-deals exceeding $100 million have seen a dip, smaller and mid-sized investments are flourishing, with venture capital funds actively deploying capital. This shift indicates a maturing investor landscape eager for new-age public offerings.
Indian startups are increasingly opting for public listings over large private funding rounds, as a robust IPO market offers growth capital and shareholder liquidity. While mega-deals exceeding $100 million have seen a dip, smaller and mid-sized investments are flourishing, with venture capital funds actively deploying capital. This shift indicates a maturing investor landscape eager for new-age public offerings.
Indian startups are increasingly opting for public listings over large private funding rounds, as a robust IPO market offers growth capital and shareholder liquidity. While mega-deals exceeding $100 million have seen a dip, smaller and mid-sized investments are flourishing, with venture capital funds actively deploying capital. This shift indicates a maturing investor landscape eager for new-age public offerings. 
