Funding winter

 Funding winter:-

A winter which is impact the probability of raising funds and the changing of negotiating high valuation in the short term.

Need to startup for funding:-

New products are require to funding to develop.when we introduce in a new product in the market we can use to or very helpful to funding for marketing.  Campaign  advertising is best example for funding.

All the time funding is not important to marketing . Some of the companies like shofity mailchimp etc. Are not vc funding. It name of few are without investors are  possible to maintain a startup.

Funding sources:-

1.bussiness loans

2. Friends and family's

3.  Venture capital

4. Investors

5. Personal savings are most.

 5 most effected startup companies in India :-

   1)BYJU'S

  2)SEQUOIA CAPITAL. ..

 3) NEXUS VENTURE PARTNERS..

 4) KALAARI CAPITAL. .

 6) CHIRATAE VENTURES. .. 

  7) VENTURE EAST. .. 

8) SAIF PARTNERS.

 9) MATRIX PARTNERS.. 

10) 3one4 CAPITAL. 

Byju's:-

India's most valuable start-up, Byju's, is laying off nearly 2,500, or 5 per cent, of its employees as part of its optimisation plan. Other start-ups have also cut their headcounts in 2022. Blinkit laid off 1,600 employees, Unacademy a 1,000 and Vedantu over 700. The layoffs are believed to be the result of a global funding slowdown that has also hit Indian start-ups this year, forcing them to conserve cash and discipline themselves. 

The slowdown has been more pronounced in India. Analysis by CB Insights showed that in the third quarter of calendar year 2022, India's share of total venture capital funding that went to Asia fell by nearly half to 14 per cent, compared to 22 per cent in the second quarter. During the same period, China's share went up from 34 per cent in the second quarter to 42 per cent in the third, even though overall VC funding shrank in Asia. China's share also rose despite .

     Being's crackdown on tech companies and apprehensions among PE funds. Total venture capital funding in Asia stood at $20.1 billion in the third quarter, down from $29.8 billion in the second. 

Quarter on quarter, global VC funding and that of the Asian market declined 34 per cent and 33 per cent, respectively. However, Indian venture capital funding fell more steeply. VC funding in India crashed to a ten-quarter low in the third quarter of calendar year 2022 at just $2.8 billion across 387 deals. 

This was a 58 per cent decline, compared to the $6.6 billion in Vc funding across 404 deals in the previous quarter. The third quarter numbers also represented the lowest level since the second quarter of calendar year 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic hit the global economy.

 On a year-on-year basis, the third quarter decline was even sharper with Indian VC funding at less than one-third of the $9.8 billion clocked last year. Reports indicate the unicorn rush is also slowing down. According to Venture Intelligence data, India minted 21 new unicorns in the first nine months of calendar year 2022, compared to 30 during the correspondence. 

Funding types:-

7 funding types are there

1. Bootstrapping

2. Credit cards

3. Grow funding

Methods of funding:-

1.equal capital

2. Debt capital

 3. Retained capital