India’s startup ecosystem witnessed a remarkable funding boost this week, with startups raising approximately $585.71 million—up sharply from $102.93 million the previous week.

The surge signals renewed investor confidence, particularly in growth-stage ventures. On-demand logistics platform Porter led the charge with a $200 million Series F round from Kedaara Capital and Wellington Management, earning it unicorn status.

Other major growth-stage deals included Routemotic ($40 million Series C) and interior design tech firm Flipspaces ($35 million, led by Iron Pillar). Notable investments also flowed into Celcius Logistics, The Good Bug, and Blissclub.

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In the early-stage space, 20 startups collectively raised $263.41 million. Healthcare startup PB Healthcare dominated with a $218 million seed round backed by General Catalyst. Others drawing investor interest included Posha (robotics), Footprints (edtech), InspeCity (spacetech), 91Trucks (commercial vehicles), and Alt DRX (proptech).

Regionally, Delhi-NCR led with 11 deals, followed by Bengaluru with 10. Startups from Mumbai and Chennai also saw strong investor traction, highlighting pan-India momentum.

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