India's innovation economy is thriving, and investment platform LVX is at the heart of this exciting transformation. The company, which rebranded from LetsVenture, has announced remarkable achievements for 2025, facilitating over 80 transactions and helping investors secure more than 25 profitable exits—a testament to the maturing Indian startup landscape.

What makes this year particularly special is LVX's successful expansion into growth-stage investments. Fifteen percent of all deals on the platform now happen at the growth stage, demonstrating the platform's evolution alongside India's startup ecosystem. This milestone shows how the company is creating opportunities for investors to participate at various stages of a company's journey.

The platform's three-pronged approach is paying dividends for all stakeholders. LVX Start continues to support early-stage investments, giving promising startups their crucial first funding. LVX Grow focuses on growth-stage raises and secondary transactions, while LVX School empowers investors with education and knowledge about private markets—democratizing access to this exciting asset class.

Among 2025's highlights were strategic investments in companies that successfully went public, including Pine Labs and Groww, both of which completed their IPOs in November. LVX also facilitated deals in innovative companies like space-tech pioneer Agnikul and beloved consumer brand Samosa Party, showcasing the diversity of India's entrepreneurial landscape.

The returns have been nothing short of spectacular in certain sectors. Space technology emerged as a standout performer, recording an extraordinary 38X multiple on invested capital. This means investors received thirty-eight dollars for every dollar invested—a remarkable validation of India's growing capabilities in this cutting-edge sector. Even the education technology sector delivered solid returns with a 2.11X MOIC, demonstrating consistent value creation.

The platform facilitated over 25 successful exits during the year, including notable companies like education platform Edugorilla and audio content platform KukuFM. These exits represent real returns for investors who backed these ventures, completing the investment cycle and generating capital that can be reinvested into new innovations.

Sector diversity remained strong throughout 2025, with LVX supporting fourteen consumer and e-commerce companies, thirteen technology and SaaS ventures, eleven deep tech and artificial intelligence startups, and five healthtech and food and beverage businesses. This broad participation across sectors reflects the vibrant and multifaceted nature of India's startup economy.

Shanti Mohan, Founder and CEO of LVX, reflected on the year with measured optimism, acknowledging that while the ecosystem faces evolving regulatory frameworks, the platform's forward-thinking business model positions it well for continued success. The company's strategic pivot away from the syndicate model eighteen months ago demonstrates proactive adaptation to changing market conditions.

As India's startup ecosystem continues to mature, platforms like LVX are playing an increasingly vital role in connecting innovative entrepreneurs with patient capital. The impressive transaction volume, strong returns, and successful exits in 2025 paint an encouraging picture of an investment landscape where opportunities abound for those willing to support the next generation of Indian innovation.