Bengaluru: The flood of venture capital directed at Indian startups in recent years is drying up even as a stream of global investors including the likes of Sequoia Capital caution entrepreneurs about turbulent financial markets. Big-ticket funding rounds have suffered a huge blow in the past two months signalling a reluctance among these investors to write large cheques.

…if a company is trying to raise $250 or $500 million, they're struggling to find the lead investor who will come in with $100-150 million," Misra said at the time. all companies which were aiming for an IPO in 18-36 months’ timeline have maximum pressures to cut down on costs and do course corrections.

Venture Capital Firms Tighten Funding Tap Of Indian Startups

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