Healthtech startup Pristyn Care raises around Rs 730 crore in Series E funding, turns unicorn
The latest round was led by Sequoia Capital, Tiger Global, Winter Capital, Epiq Capital, Hummingbird Ventures and Trifecta Capital.;
New Delhi: Healthtech startup Pristyn Care on Wednesday announced it has raised $96 million (around Rs 730 crore) in its Series E round, doubling its valuation in the last seven months to $1.4 billion and becoming a unicorn.
The latest round was led by Sequoia Capital, Tiger Global, Winter Capital, Epiq Capital, Hummingbird Ventures and Trifecta Capital.
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In the pandemic, we have seen a boom in healthtech startups.
"The boom in healthtech start-ups was more visible during the pandemic. We at Pristyn care started in August 2018, much before the pandemic set in and our prime mover was the access gap that exists in our country," Pristyn Care Co-founder Harsimarbir (Harsh) Singh told IANS.
"Our intention of starting Pristyn Care was to ensure that quality secondary care surgery becomes available to more Indians. We are creating an ecosystem that includes best-in-class surgeons, using high-end equipment and facilitating end-to-end solutions," he added.
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