..., fintech, and logistics are achieving valuations over $1 billion amid the rapid growth of the digital economy and vast user bases. India and Indonesia are also experiencing a surge in venture activity: in recent weeks, several Indian and Indonesian startups have closed funding rounds worth tens and hundreds of millions of dollars, while successful companies are announcing plans for IPOs. The geographical expansion of venture capital intensifies competition for the best projects: today, funds and investors are tracking ...

... increase from the previous year). In Europe, the landscape is undergoing a shift: Germany has overtaken the UK in venture investment for the first time in a decade, signaling a strengthening of continental ecosystems. In Asia, the dynamics are mixed: funding for startups in China remains at lower levels, while India, Southeast Asia, and the Gulf countries are attracting increasing capital. Even local markets (such as the CIS countries) are attempting to catch the new wave of growth despite external limitations....

... Europe is witnessing a reshaping of its landscape: for instance, Germany has, for the first time in a decade, outpaced the UK in terms of venture investments, signaling growth in continental ecosystems. Meanwhile, the dynamics in Asia are uneven — funding for startups in China has dropped to multi-year lows, while India and Southeast Asia continue to attract substantial capital. Even localized markets, such as the CIS countries, are striving to catch a new wave of growth despite external constraints. The overall ...

... economy and a broad user base. India and Indonesia are also experiencing a rise in venture activity: the number of major late rounds and planned IPOs is growing, reflecting the dynamics of these fast-developing markets. In recent weeks, several Indian startups have closed funding rounds garnering tens and hundreds of millions of dollars, while a range of successful companies announced intentions to go public. Africa is also witnessing an unprecedented influx of venture investments, accelerating the development of local ...

... activity in Russia and neighboring countries. New venture funds are being established: for instance, PSB Bank, in collaboration with partners, launched a fund with a targeted size of ~12 billion rubles, while investment company Kama Flow initiated a fund of 10 billion rubles. Local startups are attracting capital and even preparing for IPOs: for example, the Krasnodar-based foodtech project Qummy secured 440 million rubles at an estimated valuation of ~2.4 billion rubles (the funding was provided by the Voskod fund alongside Alfa-Bank ...