Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences
Fullife Healthcare raises ₹300 Cr in Series D
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- Fullife Healthcare
- What it does
- Nutrition and wellness brands operator
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- ₹300 Cr ($32 Mn)
- Stage
- Series D
- Founded
- 2011
What they do
Fullife Healthcare runs nutrition brands Fast&Up, Chicnutrix, and NightOut
What happened
It raised ₹300 Cr ($32 Mn) in a Series D led by Elev8 Venture Partners
Why it matters
The company plans to expand into digestive health and sleep support
The details
- Fullife Healthcare raised ₹300 Cr ($32 Mn) in a Series D round.
- The round was led by Elev8 Venture Partners, its first D2C investment.
- Elev8's limited partners also participated in the round.
- The company operates Fast&Up (active nutrition), Chicnutrix (beauty nutrition), and NightOut (hangover relief).
- Funds will support expansion into digestive health, sleep support, and protein-based nutrition.
- The company also plans to scale manufacturing, distribution, and retail presence.
- It will invest in new delivery formats and product innovation.
The bigger picture
- The D2C health and wellness space is expanding rapidly, with legacy brands entering.
- Competitors include Plix, Wellbeing Nutrition, and Oziva.
- Dabur launched digital-first brand Siens last year.
- Marico owns a majority stake in Plix.
- USV acquired 79% of Wellbeing Nutrition for ₹1,583 Cr ($174.7 Mn).
About the business
- Fullife Healthcare operates Fast&Up, a brand of effervescent tablets for weight loss, daily nutrition, hydration, and energy.
- Fast&Up has expanded into protein, pre-workout, and drink mixes.
- Chicnutrix offers skincare products like serums, face masks, and effervescent tablets with glutathione and keratin.
- NightOut sells effervescent tablets for hangover relief.
- The company has over 100 SKUs across hydration, metabolic health, sports nutrition, and beauty wellness.
- It has a manufacturing facility in Maharashtra and develops products with foreign pharmaceutical companies.
- Fullife sells in over 40 countries, focusing on the US, Europe, and Gulf regions.
What happens next
- Expand into digestive health, sleep support, and protein-based nutrition.
- Scale manufacturing and distribution, deepen retail presence, and improve digital consumer access.
- Invest in new delivery formats and product innovation.
The deal
- Type
- Series D
Investors
- Elev8 Venture Partners (lead) — First D2C investment for Elev8.
Founders
- Varun Khanna, CEO and Founder
About Fullife Healthcare
- Product
- Dietary supplements and beauty nutrition products across Fast&Up, Chicnutrix, NightOut brands with 100+ SKUs
- Customers
- Consumers seeking active nutrition, sports nutrition, beauty wellness, and sleep support products
- How it makes money
- D2C brand selling through website and e-commerce platforms with expansion into new wellness segments
- What sets it apart
- Multiple established brands with presence across 40 countries; expansion into digestive health, sleep, protein nutrition
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