IvyCap Ventures Targets Deeptech, Boosting Series A Deals with Domestic Capital

A company called IvyCap Ventures, which invests money in new businesses, is now looking to put its money into advanced technology like robots, space technology, and new kinds of artificial intelligence.

They are using money from their third fund, which is about $250 million, all from Indian sources.

They plan to help about 8 to 10 new companies get started at the 'Series A' stage by early 2026.

They will give each company about 50 crore rupees, but sometimes less or more.

IvyCap looks for smart founders who have a clear idea to solve a big problem and can use money wisely.

They are happy that more Indian investors and government money are available to help startups.

However, they also notice that there isn't enough big money for companies that are growing a lot, especially when foreign investors pull back.