New Delhi: Maximum fund for the startup companies in India are raised in Delhi-NCR region, said a latest survey.
According to a Tracxn report, in the first six months of 2016, Indian startups have received up to Rs 12,000 crore, of which more than half was raked in through 155 deals in Delhi-NCR. Occupying the second spot in the list was Bengaluru.
Surprisingly, Mumbai has been placed at the third position in the list.
Following Mumbai, it was Pune at number four while Hyderabad was the fifth most funded started cities in India.
This survey has come days after the capital’s Connaught Place was announced as the seventh most expensive prime office market in the world with an annual occupancy cost of $149.71 (Rs 10,000 approx) per sq ft.
Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), Mumbai's Alternative Business District, stood at 19th position while Mumbai's Central Business District of Nariman Point is at 34th position, according to a survey conducted by property consultancy CBRE Research's Global Prime Office Occupancy Costs.
