Angel investing platform Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) said it saw 16 exits in the 2025-26 fiscal, delivering an internal rate of return (IRR) of 41% and a money-on-money (MoM) multiple of 2.86x.

In a statement, IPV said more than 50% of the invested startups with at least a two-year vintage delivered either an exit or a follow-on round. It further noted that startups are being acquired by companies such as Amazon, Lenskart, Nodwin Gaming and global MNCs.

"Our focus has always been on identifying and supporting businesses with the potential to scale and deliver strong returns," said Vinay Bansal, Founder & CEO of IPV.

Inflection Point Ventures reports 14 exits in 2024

Among startups that generated returns for IPV in FY26 included the Aerem, a solar finance company which returned 60% IRR and 3.92x MoM in a partial exit. Healthcare payment startup Qubehealth (49% IRR), Oorjaa, a tech enabled urban logistics startup (53% IRR, 3.9x MoM), oil company Indic Wisdom (44% IRR, 1.66x MoM), SnapeCabs - EV transport startup (42% IRR, 1.48x MoM), and Kazam - EV charging startup (34% IRR, 4.21x MoM).

The exits were a mixed bag of full and partial sales. IPV claimed that previous buyers were once again coming back to their platform.

In terms of follow-on funding round for its portfolio of startups, IPV said it recorded a blended IRR of 84.22% and a MoM of 3.33x. The investment platform claimed that it saw participation from leading institutional investors and prominent VCs.

"From strategic acquirers choosing our portfolio companies to institutional funds backing our consumer and deep-tech portfolio, these are not opportunistic transactions. They reflect the strength of the businesses our founders have built and our ability to connect them with the right partners at the right time," said Ankur Mittal, Co-founder of IPV.