Tech funding extends gains in July to $4.77b

Kling AI captured more than half of the month's total, raising $2.8b.

Tech companies raised about $4.77b in equity funding in July 2026, rising 27.35% from June's $3.74b, according to Tracxn.

It also represents a 184% surge from $1.68b in July 2025.

Yearly data shows mostly muted sectoral activity. August 2025 recorded $98.8m in tech funding before inflating to $458m in September, falling to $346m in October, sinking further to $284m in November.

Funding recovered to $521m in December before ballooning to around $2.25b in January 2026. It then sank to $356m in February and rose again to $672m in March.

April was the lowest month across the 12-month data, capturing only $58.8m in funding before a slight recovery in May, where it gathered $171m.

Sectoral funding grew further during June and July, marking the second consecutive month of strong growth.

Kling AI topped July's funding rounds with a $2.8b raise, accounting for more than half of the monthly funding total.

It was followed by Ant International ($1.2b), CRYPTO ($400m), PixVerse ($139m), and dConstruct Robotics ($125m).

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