LetsVenture, a Bengaluru-based venture capital firm, has strategically evolved from its early-stage beginnings by rebranding as LVX as it enters the growth-stage investing space.
In addition to providing investor education and alternative financing options, the company hopes to establish a comprehensive investment platform that supports businesses throughout the whole startup lifecycle, from seed to later growth rounds.
The company will now function through three primary verticals under the LVX brand. Through its angel AIF, LVX Start will continue to direct angel investments toward early-stage startups. Targeting growth-stage businesses, LVX Grow will raise money from high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and venture funds.
Aiming to educate founders and investors on important topics like capital structuring, long-term growth tactics, and fundraising, LVX School will function as an open-source learning platform.
This rebranding comes after LVX’s prior entry into the debt financing space with the establishment of LV Debt, a marketplace specifically designed to inform founders and offer structured debt solutions.
The firm led by Sanjay Jha and Shanti Mohan says it has created a robust ecosystem with 14,000 investors and more than 900 portfolio companies. Renowned firms like Accel, Chiratae Ventures, Ratan Tata, Mohandas Pai, and Anupam Mittal are among its investors. The company has backed notable startups like FarMart, Yulu, Stockgro, Kenko, Giva, and Fasal.
Additionally, Mohan established the Propell micro-VC fund in 2022 with the goal of funding 30 early-stage businesses in the D2C, SaaS, fintech, and e-commerce industries.
