NEW DELHI India’s technology sector witnessed a 33% surge in deal activity during Q3 2025, with 80 transactions worth USD 1.48 billion, driven by strong investor interest in AI, SaaS, and enterprise automation, according to Grant Thornton Bharat. The rise reflects a growing preference for value-led, platform-first investments amid global economic stabilization. Deals exceeding USD 50 million quadrupled in number and increased fivefold in value from the previous quarter, underscoring investor appetite for scalable, infrastructure-led technologies.

The M&A segment recorded 29 deals worth USD 743 million, led by domestic acquisitions in AI and IT services, including Altimetrik’s buyout of SLK Software and Brilyant’s acquisition of Sugansa Solutions. Meanwhile, private equity and venture capital funding reached USD 584 million across 50 deals, highlighted by Fractal Analytics’ USD 172 million raise and Gupshup’s USD 60 million round, signaling strong confidence in India’s enterprise tech growth and its expanding global footprint.