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- 121 Indian Startups Raise Over $473 Million in a Week●Between September 28 and October 03, 2026, as many as 21 Indian startups from diverse sectors raised over $473 million in funding from investors. These sectors include Beauty, Healthtech, Fintech, Proptech, Luxury, Pharma, AI, Consumertech, Martech, EV
Indian startups raised more than $473 million in funding between September 28 and October 3, 2026, with 21 companies securing investment across a wide range of sectors. The funding spanned Beauty, Healthtech, Fintech, Proptech, Luxury, Pharma, AI, Consumertech, Martech and EV businesses, showing continued investor appetite for Indian ventures across both consumer and deep-tech categories during the first week of October.
- 2South Korea's Deep-Tech Boom Sends Professor Valuations Soaring▼South Korea's Deep-Tech Startup Boom Sends Professor Valuations Soaring as VCs Wage War for 'Tech Gurus'
South Korea's deep-tech startup surge has driven up the market value of professor-led ventures, with venture capitalists competing to fund university professors positioned as 'tech gurus'. Investors are waging a battle for access to academic founders whose research-based startups command soaring valuations, reflecting a broader shift toward hard-technology investment in the Korean startup ecosystem.
- 3Karnataka picks seven startups for Innoverse deep-tech scale-up●The Karnataka government's Innoverse programme has selected seven startups for a deep-tech scale-up initiative. Source:
The Karnataka government's Innoverse programme has selected seven startups to take part in a deep-tech scale-up initiative, according to The Economic Times. The scheme is aimed at helping early-stage deep technology companies grow, and the selection adds to the state's push to position itself as a hub for advanced technology entrepreneurship in India.