The term 'Funding Winter' refers to a period in which funding for start-ups becomes more difficult to obtain due to a variety of factors, including economic conditions, market trends, and investor sentiment.


Funding Winter has brought a significant impact on the growth and development of start-ups, particularly those in emerging markets like India. We are witnessing – employee layoffs, investors delaying capital infusion decisions, lower spends by start-ups in marketing, some start-ups getting valued lower than their previous funding rounds, etc. – resulting in drying up of capital flows or “Funding Winter”.


This has been a global phenomenon throughout 2022 and is expected to have an extended run in 2023 as well. Prior to funding winter, globally many startups were able to raise funds at increasingly higher valuations with relative ease. India being the third largest startup ecosystem in the world, these trends are reflected in the capital flows to Indian startups as well. A recent PwC report mentions a drop of 33% funding of Indian startups during 2022 in comparison to 2021.
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