The fiscal year 2024-25 (FY25) has emerged as a pivotal one for Indian startups. After years of high valuations, growth-at-all-costs rhetoric, and funding-fueled expansion, FY25 marks a maturity phase — where profits, efficiency, and public markets are coming into sharper focus.
Revenue Growth & Public Markets
One of the standout trends has been how Indian startups are increasingly tapping public markets. In FY25, venture-backed startups raised over ₹44,000 crore (about US$5.3 billion) via IPOs, FPOs, and qualified institutional placements (QIPs). This shift indicates growing investor confidence in companies that demonstrate strong financial discipline. Public market fundraising has out
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