Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences
Lissun raises ₹48 crore in Series A funding round
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- Date
- Company
- Lissun
- What it does
- Child development and mental health services
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- ₹48 crore ($5.7M est)
- Stage
- Series A
- Based in
- Gurugram
- Founded
- 2021
What they do
Lissun operates physical centres for child therapy and digital mental health tools
What happened
Colossa Ventures led the ₹48 crore Series A with Physis Capital participating
Why it matters
The startup plans to expand to 50 centres and serve over 10 lakh children
The details
- Lissun has closed a Series A funding round worth ₹48 crore.
- Colossa Ventures acted as the lead investor in this financing event.
- Physis Capital participated alongside existing investors who doubled down on their stakes.
- New investors including New Age India Fund and Beyond Capital Ventures joined the round.
- The company plans to use funds to expand its physical centre network significantly.
- Lissun aims to build AI-led solutions using its proprietary technology and data.
- The startup intends to strengthen its clinical processes across all operations.
- This follows a previous pre-Series A raise of $2.5 million in September 2024.
The bigger picture
- One in eight children in India is affected by neurodevelopmental disorders.
- There is limited access to quality and consistent care for these conditions.
- Lissun addresses this gap through both physical centres and digital products.
- The company reported a fourfold growth rate over the past year.
About the business
- Lissun operates 25 Sunshine by Lissun centres across India.
- These centres provide speech therapy, occupational therapy, and applied behaviour analysis.
- Services also include special education and developmental support for autism and ADHD.
- The company runs an online platform offering mental health counselling and psychiatry.
- Digital tools include mood trackers and self-help resources for anxiety and stress.
- Lissun serves over 75,000 clients through its website and centres.
- The platform has conducted more than 1,05,000 sessions to date.
- It maintains partnerships with over 350 B2B partners for service delivery.
- The business model combines physical therapy centres with digital AI-led tools.
What happens next
- Expand to 50 physical centres in key cities by next year.
- Serve over 10 lakh children through digital reach targets.
- Build AI-led solutions on proprietary tech and data.
The deal
- Type
- Series A
Investors
- Colossa Ventures (lead) — Lead investor in the Series A round.
- Physis Capital (co-lead) — Participating investor in the Series A round.
- RPSG Capital Ventures (existing) — Led the pre-Series A round and continues to invest.
- Rainmatter (existing) — Zerodha-backed venture capital arm investing in fintech and health.
Founders
- Krishna Veer Singh, Co-founder & CEO
- Tarun Gupta, Co-founder
About Lissun
- Product
- Child development centers and AI-led platforms offering therapy, behavioral support, and developmental interventions
- Customers
- Parents and families with children requiring special needs support and developmental therapy
- How it makes money
- B2C platform operating child development centers and providing digital health tools
- What sets it apart
- Acquired US-based Being Cares to expand AI-led family support ecosystem; conducting 10,000+ therapy sessions monthly
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