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Yuvrit Ayurveda raises $800K in seed round led by Incubate Fund Asia

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Yuvrit Ayurveda raises $800K in seed round led by Incubate Fund Asia
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Snippets Yuvrit Ayurveda raises $800K in seed round led by Incubate Fund Asia Ayurvedic clinic chain Yuvrit Ayurveda has raised 800,000 dollars in a seed funding round led by Incubate Fund Asia. The funds will be used to expand its clinic network in Bengaluru, strengthen medical training and standardisation protocols, hire senior Ayurveda doctors, and drive public awareness around preventive health and evidence-based Ayurvedic practices, the company said in a press release. Co-founded in 2024 by Puroo Soni and Rahul Jhawar, Yuvrit Ayurveda offers modern and standardised Ayurvedic care for chronic lifestyle conditions. Its model combines classical Ayurvedic principles with modern diagnostics, herbal medications, Panchakarma therapies and lifestyle guidance, delivered through a patient-centric and omnichannel approach. The Bengaluru-based startup said it is building a scalable and trustworthy outpatient care system rooted in classical science but enhanced by modern diagnostics, digital tracking and protocol-led treatments developed by senior Ayurvedic experts. Its clinics aim to offer authentic, doctor-led, Kerala-style healing that is standardised and outcome-driven for urban consumers. Yuvrit claims to have seen strong early traction, including high repeat usage and healthy clinic-level unit economics. The startup currently has a 14-member team across clinical and central functions including senior doctors, Panchakarma therapists, care coordinators and operations staff, which is expected to grow to more than 30 as new clinics launch in early 2026. It competes with players such as Kerala Ayurveda, Jeena Sikho Lifecare, Jiva Ayurveda, and a range of independent doctor-led clinics.

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GreenFortune secures $4.5 Mn in pre Series A round

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GreenFortune secures $4.5 Mn in pre Series A round
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GreenFortune, a windows and doors brand, has raised $4.5 million in a pre-Series A round led by Foundamental. Titan Capital Winners Fund and existing investors Incubate Fund Asia & others participated. The proceeds will be used for national expansion, growing volumes, and building PartnerGate, its tech platform. GreenFortune aims to enhance its R&D and technical services for new products and become a complete solution provider for fenestration products. Founded in May 2022 by Dilip Kumar and Pratyusha Kosaraju, the brand offers affordable uPVC products across 100 locations in India. Products are manufactured in India, Germany, and Japan. In July 2023, GreenFortune raised $1 million led by Incubate Fund Asia.

Saswat Finance raises $2.6 Mn led by Ankur Capital

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Saswat Finance raises $2.6 Mn led by Ankur Capital
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Saswat Finance raises $2.6 Mn led by Ankur Capital Saswat Finance, a Mumbai-based fintech platform, has raised $2.6 million in its pre-Series A funding round led by Ankur Capital. Incubate Fund Asia, an existing investor, also doubled its investment in this round. The startup previously raised seed funding from investors like Seedstars VC, Sparrow VC, and Incubate Fund Asia. The proceeds will help Saswat expand its technology capabilities, introduce new financial products, and scale operations across Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh. The funding will also be used to enhance its data and analytics infrastructure and broaden its product portfolio. Founded in 2022 by Arun Tiwari, Indrajyoti Bhattacharjee, and Ravi Ranjan Chaudhary, Saswat Finance uses proprietary technology and alternative data, such as milk production and geographic trends, to enable efficient delivery of credit, insurance, and advisory services to underserved segments. “India’s rural segments — over 65% of the population — are underserved by traditional financial services. At Saswat, we blend technology and trust to bring financial services directly to their doorstep. This funding will help us deepen our reach and scale operations,” said Arun Tiwari, CEO of Saswat Finance. Saswat claims to have onboarded over 6,000 customers and disbursed more than Rs 55 crore in asset-backed loans.

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