Indian Startups Facing Worst Slowdown 😮

Indian Startups Facing Worst Slowdown 😮

Total funding in the first quarter of this year has reduced by more than 75% compared to last year.

Unlike US and China, Indian startups are hugely dependent on foreign capital.

Also, Indians are getting poorer. According to Blume Venture’s report, if you leave the top 30 million households, consumption has actually dropped sharply.

And so people, including foreign investors, are realizing the fact that the target market for most startups is just around 100 million and not 1.4 Billion.

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[yashthakar]

No startups have any Profitability plans. All of them are riding on VC money.

[phanindra]

Many Indian startups are scam, the CEOs knew it, but VCs are too much rich and greedy. It's good the sebi didn't allow few startups to go public else investors would have lost

[surge]

Instead, I would say that the expenditures of the people have increased, but the income is not increasing.

[ajay]

Nice video, I hope someone from government see this, there is lot of gap between what we are showing to the world and what is the reality.

Life has turned hard, everyone who use to work 8 hours now work 12 hours.

No one can survive in metro city with only one person working in the family.

Not sure what part of bright India we hear in
Day to day items are going at sky rocket rate and companies are reducing the salaries....
Still some people claim we will be the 3rd largest economy

[lifeofwaterbottlemonster]

personally, no Indian startups are global and are a copy-paste of other startups. Nobody is using creativity to come up with something original. Since, the banning of tiktok, India had MASSIVE potential to replace it, but when i downloaded such replacements, all of them were limited to the local level. None on the international scale

[dhawalanand]

Problem is so called Young Billionaires only know how to pull fund but not to run a business.

[DanishYadvendra]

It is not just startup sector... Indian economy in general is slowly going into recession.. It is hard to see due to inflation, but lower employment rate has really hit Indian economy.. Burden on single bread earner of each family is increasing as more and more youth are unable to secure job equivalent to their qualification..

[ravichhetri]

I have a startup with four divisions into cybersecurity and since 2021, we have generated revenues in crs, all bootstrapped. The only reason I am highlighting this is India still has potential, we just should know how to do dhanda (business) and make money out of it, value creation and valuation are all IIT and IIMs jargans.

[StijnHommes]

It would help to get more investments if the local police cracked down on scam call centers so India is no longer recognized for them.

[businessswot]

Start-ups are not focusing on Indian problems and there ways

[daydreamers]

So now they're not even considering me as a target consumer. Good.

[HumourusLAV]

So nice to see that all the comments are mostly from foreigners! Because Indians on ground know the reality 😂😂 Employability and everything is slow but still very good! I live in a city and I have seen it personally and as far as market size goes first of all how many countries have a good customer base of even a 100 million? Even America is struggling really bad due to inflation, half their country's employees are Indians because they cannot afford to pay actual Americans proper salary, and this YouTuber is only talking about startups which in the last 10 years there have been 77000+ startups in India so it is bound to slow down, but it still doesn't differ the fact that Indian GDP is still growing with an impressive rate compared to the world with nominal inflation also compared to the world

[barryobrien]

All the experts claim that the Indian domestic market is the key to sustaining 6% growth in the next few years. Looks like this assumption may have some issues if a few startups cannot raise money locally

[smitshah]

I think the most Important factor is the flopping of IPO's, All those VC thought if they just make the startup eligible to have an IPO and dump there investments on retailers than they will get 2-3x returns in no time.

[ishankothari]

Firstly, nope India is not becoming poorer I would strongly suggest you to follow official source where there is shrunk of 10%+ poverty in India.
Secondly, most of the startup didn’t have a plan they were living on cash burn without any proper solution or quality of the solution.
Cash burns don’t last long my friend.

India must set right examples like Zoho Zerodha for the start ups where the actual solution meets the quality.

[tatha]

US money printing stopped and funding dropped...what is coming now that is normal fdi flow rate...

[archananagarajan]

It all because investors want money right off the bat, they don't care fundamentals, all they care is I invested some money, now, next sec, I need my ROI to be fully 10% profit and somehow it is know that it is impossible, they don't care, they want to breathe down your neck and have become a nuisance that it has become startup companies to actually work less creatively, instead they are made to work under pressure. These start up founders I don't understand on how on earth do they get to pay 2 lakh rent or pay for 1 crore for a car or start living life exoctically ....

[bzafarqureshi]

If we would have an educated leader or an economist who thought about India and its people rather than spreading hatred and chaos between indian communities if he had actually came up with an idea of unity then india would been something else not in a condition in which its right now

[Notfound-pzxu]

Money is expensive now cause of high interest rate. 🛑🛑🛑

Money flow worldwide has decreased.

All these asset bubbles will burst🛑🛑🛑

[sourabhsoni]

They aren't providing valuable products and services that could generate profit....