Angel investment network Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) has recorded 14 successful exits in 2024, delivering an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 36% to its investors. With 47 exits over the past five years from a portfolio of over 200 startups, IPV has outperformed industry standards in exit frequency and investor returns.
Among IPV’s major exits this year, Prescinto AI was acquired by IBM, while Parablu was bought by CrashPlan. Other startups such as Aksum, Conscious Chemist, and Qubehealth also delivered substantial returns to investors, further reinforcing IPV’s ability to identify and nurture high-growth startups.
In addition to successful exits, IPV portfolio companies raised 25 follow-on rounds in 2024, attracting investments from leading venture capital firms such as Goodwater Capital, Blume Ventures, Vertex Ventures, and DS Group. Notably, Speed Kitchen and Metashot secured funding through Shark Tank India, highlighting IPV-backed startups’ visibility and investor confidence.
IPV’s exit strategy incorporates both primary and secondary transactions, ensuring consistent 30-40% IRRs and 3-4x returns for its investors. Alongside its angel investment network, IPV also operates Physis Capital, a $50 million venture capital fund, which focuses on scaling high-potential startups.
Earlier in 2024, IPV had announced 14 exits from 2023, delivering an impressive 61% IRR at the time. With its robust exit track record and strong follow-on investments, IPV continues to be a dominant player in India’s startup investment ecosystem.
