In a bold stride toward redefining its investment philosophy, Bengaluru-based venture capital platform LetsVenture has announced its rebranding to LVX, signalling a significant evolution from its early-stage investment roots to a full-spectrum venture platform.
Founded by Shanti Mohan and Sanjay Jha, the firm has long been recognized for democratizing early-stage startup investing in India. Now, with the LVX identity, it’s preparing to back founders not just in their formative years but across their entire journey—from seed to scale.
This strategic revamp sees LVX branching into three core pillars:
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LVX Start, focused on nurturing early-stage startups via its angel AIF.
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LVX Grow, designed to support growth-stage companies with capital from VCs, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals.
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LVX School, an open-source platform tailored to educate founders and investors alike—covering topics like fundraising, capital structuring, and sustainable scaling.
This transition builds on their earlier move into alternative financing with LV Debt, a marketplace to help founders understand and access structured debt instruments—still a relatively untapped option in India’s funding ecosystem.
The numbers speak volumes: LVX has cultivated a robust community of over 14,000 investors and backed more than 900 startups, including breakout names like Stockgro, Yulu, Fasal, Kenko, Giva, and FarMart. Notably, LVX boasts support from marquee investors such as Ratan Tata, Mohandas Pai, Anupam Mittal, Accel, and Chiratae Ventures.
In parallel, founder Shanti Mohan’s micro-VC fund Propell, launched in 2022, is continuing to back 30 high-potential startups in e-commerce, fintech, SaaS, and D2C—adding another layer to LVX’s diversified investment strategy.
With this evolution, LVX is not just a capital provider—but a knowledge and growth partner for startups at every milestone.
-By Muskan Dengra
