A Bold Global Leap for IPV
Gurugram-based startup investment firm Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) has officially stepped onto the global stage. The company has launched a brand-new $110 million international fund to back early-stage startups beyond Indian borders. Dubbed IPV International, this fund is registered as a Category I Angel Fund under the GIFT City’s IFSCA framework, giving it the…
A New Player in Indian Venture Capital Makes a Bold Entry
India’s booming startup ecosystem just got a fresh shot of fuel. Kriscore Capital, a newly launched venture capital firm focused on early-stage technology startups, has announced the first close of its debut fund at Rs 100 crore, with an additional Rs 100 crore earmarked through a greenshoe option.
With this launch, Kriscore joins the…
In a move set to change the game for early-stage fundraising, ValueBridge Capital, a part of the Merisis Group, has acquired Boon Capital, a prominent investment banking firm known for its expertise in venture funding. This strategic acquisition not only strengthens Merisis Group’s position in the startup ecosystem but also positions it to better support startups through every stage of their…
In a groundbreaking move for the Indian biotech industry, IXP, a venture capital firm focused on life sciences, has launched its very first fund, the IXP Lifesciences Catalyst Fund. With an ambitious ₹200 crore target, this fund will be investing in early-stage biotech startups that are working on cutting-edge innovations in healthcare, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and more. But that’s not…
India’s startup ecosystem is booming, and Finvolve, a multi-stage venture capital (VC) firm, is diving into the action with big plans for 2025. The fund has announced it will invest a hefty Rs 350 crore into 40-45 startups across various stages of growth. After deploying Rs 100 crore in 2024 to back 27 startups, Finvolve is now setting its sights on fueling even more innovation and growth in the…
Want to know where the future of Indian startups is heading? SamVed, a US-based venture capital firm, is putting its money where the opportunity lies, with a new $50 million fund aimed at early-stage tech companies in India. Here’s why this is a game-changer for Indian entrepreneurs!
Introduction: The Big Bet on India’s Startup Ecosystem
In an exciting move for India’s tech startup…
