ETtech Deals Digest: weekly funding in Indian startups falls 86% YoY with no late-stage fundraises

According to Tracxn data, no late-stage startups received funding this week, with early-stage startups picking up $68.2 million. This represented 78.5% of the overall weekly funding, while seed-stage companies racked up at $18.63 million, making up for the remaining 21.5%.

Here are the startups that got funded this week:

EV charging infra platform CHARGE+ZONE raises $54 million: Electric vehicle charging infra platform CHARGE+ZONE on Monday announced raising $54 million (Rs 450 crore) in Series A1 funding round led by global impact investment management firm BlueOrchard Finance. Additionally, the company plans to raise $75-100 million in equity as part of Series A2 during 2023-2024, CHARGE+ZONE said in a statement.

Travel tech startup Mystifly raises $8 million: Singapore-based travel tech startup Mystifly on Thursday announced that it has raised funds from CSVP (Cornerstone Venture Partners), concluding its pre-series B funding at $8 million, which includes earlier investments from RSI Fund (a subsidiary of Recruit), Jenfi & Crusade Partners, among others.

Healthcare startup Sukino raises Rs 50 crore: Healthcare services platform Sukino Healthcare Solutions has secured an equity investment of Rs 50 crore from Stakeboat Capital. Founded in 2015, the Bengaluru-based startup offers services that cater to the long-term healthcare needs of patients with chronic ailments.

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