Funding and acquisitions in Indian startups for the week of June 17-22.

In the past week, 41 Indian startups raised approximately $906.7 million in funding. This includes 10 growth-stage deals and 22 early-stage deals. Additionally, eight early-stage startups and one growth-stage startup did not disclose their transaction details.

The previous week saw around 31 early and growth-stage startups collectively secure over $336 million in funding.

Among the growth-stage deals, 10 startups collectively raised $857.4 million this week. Quick commerce company Zepto stood out with $665 million in funding. Ummeed Housing Finance followed with $76 million. Microlending platform Aye Finance, craft beer maker Bira 91, and fintech firm Slice rounded out the top five with $30 million, $25 million, and $20 million, respectively. Other notable companies included D2C men’s apparel brand WROGN, small financing company Shivalik Small Finance Bank, Dvara KGFS, Aviom Housing Finance, and Jupiter’s NBFC arm Amica Finance.

In the early-stage sector, 22 startups secured a total of $49.3 million this week. Leading the list was AI sales operating system OrbitShift, followed by healthtech platform Alyve Health, agriculture machinery company Balwaan Krishi, custom-made D2C fashion brand The Pant Project, and SME-focused digital lending platform Supermoney.

Eight early-stage startups did not disclose their funding amounts: TaxGenie (Regime Tax Solution), Landeed, Praan, ThriveCo, Fanisko, Nirwana.ai, Lazy Cocktails & Co, and LEO1.

City-wise, Bengaluru led with 13 deals, followed by Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Jaipur.