CureBay has raised Rs 100 crore ($10.5 million) in a pre-Series C round, while Chapter Home has raised Rs 63 crore from Bessemer Venture Partners, Stride Ventures, influencer Tanmay Bhat and a group of family offices.
CureBay raises pre-Series C funding to scale rural healthcare
CureBay, a rural healthcare operating system, has raised Rs 100 crore ($10.5 million) in a pre-Series C round led by IvyCap Ventures, per an announcement.
The round comprised Rs 69 crore in equity led by the venture capital firm along with other existing investors, and over Rs 30 crore in debt from Trifecta Capital, Alteria Capital and VentureSoul Partners.
The fresh capital will support CureBay’s expansion across India and help strengthen its delivery network. The company also plans to invest in its technology and AI tools to improve patient screening, health insights and clinical decision-making.
Launched in 2021, CureBay uses a hybrid model to schedule appointments, provide teleconsultations, deliver medicine, address the diagnostic needs of patients and facilitate admission for tertiary care at partner hospitals via a transparent booking model and concierge services.
Chapter Home raises funding from Bessemer, Stride, others
Chapter Home, a home and kitchen products startup, has raised Rs 63 crore through a mix of equity and debt from Bessemer Venture Partners, Stride Ventures, influencer Tanmay Bhat and a group of family offices.
Founded in 2025, the startup is building consumer brands across home and kitchen categories, including bed and table linen, cookware, home decor and small kitchen appliances.
The startup, in a media statement, said its brands aim to bridge the gap between unbranded products and expensive premium brands by offering well-designed products at accessible prices across sales channels.
Chapter Home plans to use the capital to strengthen product development, expand into new categories, invest in technology and brand building and scale its omnichannel distribution. It is also working on setting up its first physical touchpoints.
