Pluro Fertility Nets INR 125 Cr At INR 1,000 Cr Valuation

Healthtech startup Pluro Fertility has raised INR 125 Cr (about $15 Mn) in its Series A round led by Bessemer Venture Partners at a valuation of INR 1,000 Cr (about $112 Mn).

The round saw participation from angel investors such as MediAssist’s Vikram Chatwal, PharmEasy’s Dharmil Sheth, All Home’s Hardik Dedhia, Salil Musale of Astarc Ventures, Motilal Oswal’s Shalibhadra Shah and Niket Shah, and K Hospitality’s Karan Kapur. 

The startup plans to utilise the fresh capital to expand its presence, invest in technology, and deepen clinical capabilities in advanced reproductive science.

Founded in 2025 by Jaydeep Tank, Parikshit Tank and Bhaskar Shah, Pluro Fertility operates fertility clinics in partnership with IVF specialists. It manages all non-clinical functions across partner clinics, including practice management, technology, compliance and marketing.

The startup claims to be on track to operationalise 25 fertility centers across India by March 2026. It plans to scale this number to more than 100 clinics in the next three years.

“India’s most respected fertility specialists have spent decades building trusted patient relationships and delivering consistent clinical outcomes. Operational bottlenecks and bandwidth limit their ability to scale and invest in technology and infrastructure. Pluro solves for this and enables them to serve couples truly becoming partners in the journey to parenthood enabled by tech, research, great infrastructure and state of the art care,” said cofounder Jaydeep Tank. 

The development comes at a time when infertility rates in the country are rising due to lifestyle changes, delayed parenthood, and urban stress. As a result, the demand for affordable and discreet reproductive care has surged. As per a report, the homegrown IVF market is projected to breach the $5 Bn mark by 2033, buoyed by a growing middle class and rising disposable incomes.

At the heart of all this is the Indian healthtech space, which is expanding on the back of rising healthcare demand, digital adoption and supportive policies. An increasing number of Indian startups are building solutions in tele-medicine, diagnostics, wellness, and AI-driven care and investor interest has followed suit. 

Earlier this month, Dineout cofounders’ new healthtech startup The Medical Travel Company raised $4.5 Mn in a seed funding round led by Nexus Venture Partners. In July this year, VC firm Peak XV Partners’ seed platform, Surge, led the fertility-focussed healthtech startup Luma Fertility’s $4 Mn seed funding round. 

AI-driven healthcare platform Reveal Healthtech also recently raised $7.2 Mn in Series A funding round led by Leo Capital with participation from Sanos Capital.