Startup And Fundraising 18 October 2026
Indian Startups Burn Cash as Deeptech Funding Falters
Indian startups are spending heavily to win market share, while deep‑tech firms face a funding crunch. CEO Yadav says the imbalance reveals a structural flaw in India's ecosystem, threatening its aim to build globally competitive products.
Indian startups are pouring cash to capture market share, but deep‑tech firms are scrambling for capital. CEO Yadav says the funding split highlights a core weakness in India's push for globally competitive products.
- Startups prioritize rapid growth, often at the expense of profitability.
- Deep‑tech companies struggle with limited investor interest and longer development cycles.
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