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LVX Is Here — And It’s Reinventing How India Builds Startups In a bold and visionary move, LetsVenture, one of India’s leading startup investment platforms, has rebranded itself
In a bold and visionary move, LetsVenture, one of India’s leading startup investment platforms, has rebranded itself as LVX — and the new name comes with a massive mission: to power India’s innovation economy till 2047 and beyond.
Yep, India@2047 isn’t just a government slogan anymore. It’s the guiding principle behind LVX’s transformation into a full-spectrum startup investment and learning platform — one that wants to fund and shape the startups that will define India’s future.
Gone are the days when startup platforms only helped raise a seed round and walked away. With LVX, the platform is evolving to support a startup’s entire journey — from the first angel cheque to scaling with growth capital, and even learning how to raise smartly.
Shanti Mohan, co-founder and CEO, summed it up perfectly:
“With LVX, we bring all our products, people, and possibilities under one trusted brand. We are building for India@2047 — a platform that’s modular, scalable, and ready for the next generation.”
Translation? LVX isn’t just rebranding. It’s reloading for the next 25 years.
LVX is launching with a powerful, three-pronged approach that hits every part of the startup ecosystem:
Their roots — a robust angel investing network, angel AIF, and over 900 portfolio startups. If you’re early-stage and ambitious, this is where it begins.
Growth-stage startups, rejoice. This vertical brings capital from VC funds, family offices, and HNIs who want in on your Series A and beyond.
The most overlooked part of building a startup? Investor and founder education. LVX School is an open-source platform teaching everything from capital structuring to scaling — because smart founders raise smarter money.
And if that wasn’t enough…
Launched in 2024, this dedicated debt marketplace helps founders tap into non-dilutive capital — something many Indian startups are only just beginning to explore.
LVX isn’t just a rebrand. It’s a power move backed by some of India’s most influential startup veterans:
These aren’t just investors — they’re ecosystem builders, and they’ve trusted LVX with the future of startup funding.
Startups funded by them include Yulu, Giva, Stockgro, Kenko, Fasal, and FarMart — a portfolio that spans fintech, mobility, healthtech, agritech, and beyond.
India’s startup ecosystem is maturing fast. Founders are smarter. Investors are more strategic. And capital? It’s flowing differently now.
In fact, growth-stage funding in India hit $2 billion in H1 2025, up 18% year-on-year across 143 deals, according to Inc42. Median ticket size? A solid $8 million.
This is where LVX steps in — not just as a capital partner, but as a full-stack support system for the startup class of tomorrow.
By 2047 — India’s 100th year of independence — LVX wants to:
And if you think that’s ambitious — that’s the point.
Most companies rebrand for a logo refresh. LVX rebranded for a legacy refresh.
They’re not just building a new platform — they’re building a new way to fund, grow, and understand startups in India. Whether you’re a founder with a deck or an investor with dry powder, LVX is positioning itself as your go-to partner for every phase of the startup journey.
The India of 2047 will be built by founders — and LVX wants to be the platform that helped them get there.
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