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Investment platform Inflection Point Ventures introduces the IPV International Fund, a new venture worth $110 million

Venture Capital Firm, Inflection Point Ventures (IPV), Debuts 'IPV International', a $110 Million Angel Fund Regulated Under IFSCA in GIFT City's Framework.

Venture capital platform Inflection Point Ventures debuts an $110 million fund, named IPV...
Venture capital platform Inflection Point Ventures debuts an $110 million fund, named IPV International, for global investments.

Investment platform Inflection Point Ventures introduces the IPV International Fund, a new venture worth $110 million

Inflection Point Ventures Launches $110 Million International Fund

Inflection Point Ventures (IPV), a leading venture capital firm based in India, has announced the launch of IPV International, a new Category I Angel Fund registered under the GIFT City's IFSCA framework. The fund, which has secured a fund registration certificate and a fund management entity (FME) license from IFSCA, is backed by a capital of $110 million.

The new fund aims to invest in high-potential startups, both domestically and internationally, with a focus on Unicorns, Soonicorns, and high-growth ventures driving meaningful change across the country. IPV International will lead or participate in early-stage to pre-Series A funding rounds, with average ticket sizes ranging from $100,000 to $1 million.

Vinay Bansal, Founder and CEO of IPV, stated that the launch of IPV International is an extension of IPV's offerings to participate in cross-border investment opportunities. Bansal noted that the firm will leverage GIFT City's global access framework to invest in high-potential international businesses.

IPV International's investment strategy aims to replicate the proven, sector-agnostic approach of Inflection Point Ventures. The firm will consider high-potential foreign startups alongside domestic opportunities, and will follow a rigorous due diligence and structured evaluation process.

The fund has already made its first investment in Cellivate Technologies, a Singapore-based deeptech startup. The first close of IPV International occurred in April 2025, and further investments are planned to range from $100,000 to $1 million per company.

Bansal also noted strong interest from Indians, NRIs, and non-Indian investors in investing in the booming Indian startup ecosystem through GIFT City. The fund is well-positioned to attract a global investor base, including both domestic and international participants, due to the tax efficiency and regulatory clarity offered by the GIFT City framework.

IPV International operates fully within GIFT City's regulatory framework, which offers a clear, flexible, and innovation-friendly environment. The fund offers a highly investor-friendly environment, driven by a liberalized tax regime and simplified compliance.

With a proven track record including 50 successful exits from a portfolio of over 220 startups, IPV is well-positioned to scale its platform and attract a global investor base through IPV International. The firm is excited about the opportunities that lie ahead and looks forward to supporting innovative ventures across international markets.

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