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CureFit raises ₹440 Cr in Series G funding from Temasek

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Date
Company
CureFit
What it does
health and fitness platform
Kind
Funding
Amount
₹440 Cr ($47.2 Mn)
Stage
Series G
Founded
2016
Sector
Healthcare & Life Sciences

What they do

CureFit is a health and fitness platform that runs the Cult.fit gym chain with over 700 gyms in 40+ cities

What happened

It raised ₹440 Cr in Series G funding from Temasek through its affiliate MacRitchie Investments, increasing their stake to 11.88%

Why it matters

The company is preparing for an IPO targeting a $2 Bn valuation and has trimmed its net loss by 83% in FY25

The details

  • CureFit, a health and fitness platform, raised ₹440 Cr in its Series G funding round from Temasek through its affiliate MacRitchie Investments.
  • The funding was in the form of compulsorily convertible preference shares (CCPS) at ₹483.62 each.
  • MacRitchie Investments' stake in CureFit increased to 11.88% from 8.95%.
  • The Competition Commission of India (CCI) approved MacRitchie’s proposal to acquire a partial stake in CureFit.
  • CureFit is preparing for an IPO with a target valuation of $2 Bn.

The bigger picture

  • CureFit has raised over $660 Mn to date from investors like Zomato, Tata Digital, and Accel.
  • The company operates over 700 gyms under the Cult.fit brand in 40+ cities.
  • CureFit achieved unicorn status in 2021 and has reduced its net loss by 83% to ₹483 Cr in FY25.

About the business

  • CureFit runs the Cult.fit gym chain with three models: self-owned gyms, franchised gyms, and a marketplace model.
  • It offers various gym subscriptions and operates in 40+ cities across India.
  • The company has 700+ gyms and provides fitness services through a digital platform.
  • CureFit’s revenue increased by 31% to ₹1,215 Cr in FY25.
  • It has raised $660 Mn in total funding from investors like Temasek, Accel, and Kalaari Capital.

What happens next

  • CureFit is preparing for an IPO with a target valuation of $2 Bn.
  • It has shortlisted Axis Capital, Jefferies, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JM Financial as bankers for the IPO.

The deal

Type
funding

Investors

Founders

  • Mukesh Bansal, co-founder
  • Ankit Nagori, co-founder

About CureFit

Product
and fitness startup
Customers
Consumers seeking fitness, wellness and related health services
How it makes money
Direct-to-consumer fitness and wellness services under the Cult.fit brand
What sets it apart
Integrated health and wellness platform spanning physical fitness and wellness offerings
Operations
Operates physical fitness centers and other wellness formats under Cult.fit

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