Indian startups raise $347.44 million in funding this week; $326 million comes from growth-stage deals led by Uniphore's $260 million Series F.

Indian startups raised $347.44 million in total funding this week, with a substantial $326 million coming from three growth-stage deals. Notably, Uniphore secured $260 million in a Series F round, supported by major investors including NVIDIA, AMD, Snowflake, and Databricks.

In detail, eight startups participated in the funding round, comprising three growth-stage and five early-stage deals. The funding landscape continues to reflect a strong interest in tech-driven solutions, particularly in conversational automation. This week’s activity highlights investor confidence in scaling businesses, particularly with Uniphore’s significant capital raise.

Additionally, early-stage venture capital firm India Quotient raised ₹1,132 crore ($129 million) for its fifth fund, indicating ongoing investor interest in nurturing emerging startups across various sectors.

Indian startups secured $347.44 million in funding this week, primarily through three growth-stage deals totaling $326 million. The funding was led by Uniphore's impressive $260 million Series F round, backed by investors including NVIDIA, AMD, Snowflake, and Databricks.