Global startup funding for the first month of the year reached close to $22 billion — slightly below the monthly average for 2023 — according to an analysis of Crunchbase data. Funding to startups working on water-related technologies has not dried up. Crunchbase data found it was actually higher in 2023 than in 2021, with 2024 off to a strong start. It’s a new year, but it seems no investor wanted to go too big in investing in too many U.S.-based startups. Only one investor that was not an accelerator made 10 deals or more in January. Now, monday sales CRM users can enrich their CRM records with Crunchbase’s best-in-class proprietary company data to quickly identify qualified opportunities and inform outreach. Venture investors have poured hundreds of millions into companies with offerings aimed at freelance and gig workers. We look at where the money's going. After a significant slowdown through the first half of 2022, some of the biggest sectors in deep tech showed resiliency last year, despite still being down. Crunchbase, Inc. |
Saturday, 17 February 2024
Venture Investors Keep The Brakes On In January, And Funding Flows To Water-Focused Startups
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