How Low Can it Go? Health Care Leads with Nearly $5.7B Invested in Disappointing Month for Global Venture Funding

Venture investors continued to scale back in April 2023. 

Global funding reached $21 billion, down 56% from $47.8 billion in a year-over-year comparison. This is the second-lowest amount recorded in a single month since July 2022 when venture capital started to scale below $30 billion, CrunchBase reports. 

The slowdown has impacted all funding stages. Seed was down more than 50% year over year, while early-stage funding dropped 48%. Late-stage funding was down the most at 62%. 

Month-over-month funding amounts were also down, in large part due to an increase in late-stage funding in March 2023 with Stripe‘s $6.5 billion funding. Read more.

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