Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) has launched a new $110 million (around ₹960 crore) angel fund called IPV International. This fund is registered under GIFT City’s IFSCA framework. It will invest in early-stage to pre-Series A startups in India and across the globe.
How the Fund Works
The fund will invest between $100,000 and $1 million in each startup. Its first closing happened in April 2025, and the first investment has already been made in a Singapore-based deep-tech company called Cellivate Technologies. This company is working on cell-based alternatives to animal-derived products used in labs.
Benefits of GIFT City
Since the fund is under GIFT City’s IFSCA framework, it makes things easy for Indian and foreign investors. Investors like NRIs, OCIs, and even foreign nationals can invest without complicated paperwork. Indian investors can now also invest in global startups more easily, without needing separate SEBI or ODI approvals.
IPV’s Strength and Experience
IPV already has a strong background. It has backed more than 220 startups and completed over 50 successful exits. The new fund will focus on high-growth sectors such as AI, deep tech, biotech, SaaS, drones, and climate tech. According to IPV cofounder Ankur Mittal, this fund will help investors grow their wealth while supporting global innovation.
IPV plans to invest in over 70 startups this year, which is more than its previous average of around 50 per year. The goal is to support the most promising startups not just in India but globally. With this new fund, Indian investors can easily become part of global startup success stories.
The launch of IPV International is a big step in India’s startup investment journey. It opens new doors for both startups and investors. With global reach, smart funding, and strong experience, IPV is ready to shape the future of early-stage startup investing.
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