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Women-founded Indian startups received $1.65B in 2025, up from $1.43B in 2024, yet still face major funding gaps due to investor bias.
Funding for women-founded startups in India reached $1.65 billion in 2025, up from $1.43 billion in 2024, reflecting gradual progress despite persistent disparities.
A Kalaari Capital report reveals women-led startups receive only Rs 4 for every Rs 100 in funding, highlighting a structural inefficiency rooted in investor bias and pattern-matching.
While women make up 38% of venture capital analysts, only 16% are partners, limiting decision-making influence.
Globally, female-founded teams received just 2.3% of venture capital in 2024.
The report argues closing this gap could boost India’s GDP by hundreds of billions and calls for deliberate interventions to support diverse entrepreneurship.
Las startups indias fundadas por mujeres recibieron $ 1.65B en 2025, frente a $ 1.43B en 2024, pero aún enfrentan grandes brechas de financiamiento debido al sesgo de los inversores.