Toothsi parent MakeO raises ₹90 crore
By Abha Lohia ·
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- MakeO, the company behind the Toothsi dental aligner brand, sells teeth-straightening treatment in India and is growing across southeast Asia
- Singularity AMC led the ₹90 crore round, with DSP family office, Genesis and Unispace Ventures also putting money in
- Funds will upgrade its Mumbai manufacturing and technology site, merge Zenyum after its purchase, and add clinics by organic growth and acquisitions
What happened
- MakeO raised ₹90 crore led by Singularity AMC.
- DSP family office, Genesis and Unispace Ventures took part.
- It plans growth in India and southeast Asia.
Why it matters
- Money strengthens its Mumbai manufacturing and tech facility.
- It must fold in Zenyum, the Singapore dental startup it bought.
- It also wants more offline clinics.
The business
- Parent of the Toothsi aligner brand.
- Offers dental care across India.
- Bought Singapore-based Zenyum.
The founders
Who put in money
- Singularity AMC Lead
- DSP family office Investor
- Genesis Investor
- Unispace Ventures Investor
What happens next
- Integrate Zenyum and grow clinics.
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Terms in this story
- Family office: A family office is a private company that manages the wealth of one wealthy family, or a few families together. In startups, family offices invest directly in companies and also back venture funds as limited partners.
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