FAQs

At Mumbai Angels, we’ve got you covered. We’ll provide you with the best investment opportunities in the market, comprising of promising startups that have undergone thorough screening and have also been assessed by our in-house experts. Just keep an eye out for communications from our team, via messenger and email, directly to your inbox.

Angel investing comes with risks, as early-stage startups are inherently high-risk investments. Some common risks include the potential for the startup to fail or go out of business, dilution of ownership due to subsequent funding rounds, illiquidity of investments, and regulatory risks. As a starting point, all Angel Investors invest a corpus they are prepared to lose.

When evaluating a startup for investment, some key factors to consider include the team's expertise and track record, the market size and potential for growth, the product or service offering and its competitive advantage, the business model and revenue generation strategy, the financials and projected returns, and the overall risk-reward profile of the opportunity.

Angel investments are typically considered long-term investments, as startups can take several years to mature and achieve liquidity events, such as consequent rounds of fundraising, an initial public offering (IPO) or acquisition. The expected timeline for angel investments can vary depending on the startup's growth trajectory, industry dynamics, and other factors.

To mitigate risks in angel investing, it's essential for you to build a large & diversified portfolio, by investing across different startups and industries. Along with this, at Mumbai Angels, we conduct thorough due diligence on potential investment opportunities for you. You can also take advantage of the peer network on our platform as you work with experienced co-investors. That said angel investments are inherently a risky asset class and you should only deploy capital that you are ok to lose.

Angel investments can have high potential returns, but they are also associated with high risks. Returns can vary widely depending on the success of the startup, the growth of the market, and the exit strategy. Some successful angel investments can yield returns of several multiples or even tens or hundreds of times the initial investment, while others may result in partial or total loss of the investment Mumbai Angels portfolio of 200+ investments has delivered an IRR of 36% since our inception in 2006.

As an active Mumbai Angels subscriber, once you come across the first deal you want to invest in, you’ll need to register as an LP, as per SEBI recommended guidelines for funds.

You need to pay a one-time fee of INR 50,000 to become a Mumbai Angels subscriber. This will give you lifetime access to our platform. You can see deals, understand the opportunities, network with other users, listen to amazing ideas from founders and mentors, and talk to founders. All investments on the Mumbai Angels platform will be done via the Mumbai Angels Fund- 1 (angel fund).