IPV intends to allocate between Rs 150 to 200 crore for investments in start-ups within the current year, while also successfully exiting 14 companies with a remarkable 61% return on investment.

Inflection Point Ventures (IPV), an angel investment platform, intends to invest between Rs 150-200 crore in startups this year, according to a senior official. In 2023, IPV achieved partial and full exits from 14 companies with an average internal rate of return of 61 percent. The founder, Vinay Bansal, mentioned that IPV has invested approximately Rs 750 crore out of a total fund of Rs 1,200 crore so far, with plans to invest Rs 150-200 crore this year. In 2023, the company made 56 investments, including 46 new ones and about 10 follow-on investments. Despite the funding challenges, IPV remains one of the most active angel investing platforms in India due to its focused investment strategy and commitment to innovative startups. With a portfolio of around 200 companies, IPV fully exited three startups in 2023, including Koovers, Sportido, and a media startup, achieving significant returns, particularly from the media venture. The company also partially exited from several others, maintaining investments in 175 entities. Looking ahead, Bansal highlighted opportunities in sectors like drones, sports, health, and fintech for potential investments. IPV's LetsGrow program, which supports founders with global business networks, expertise, and guidance, continues to thrive, fostering partnerships and providing crucial resources to startups.