Clinics On Cloud raises $12.6 million Series A at $6B valuation
What's the deal? Clinics On CloudDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has raised US$16.3M (≈$12.6 million) in a Series A round led by Dubai-based healthcare investment platform Model42. The Pune-based healthtech startup was valued at US$81.5M in the deal, announced in October.
What's the endgame? Founded in 2018 by Abhay Agarwal and Manashrri Agarwal, the company builds technology-enabled healthcare infrastructure — AI-enabled Health Lounges, Box Clinics, and Mobile Medical Units — to extend preventive screening and primary care beyond hospitals. It reports more than 3,500 installations and over 12 million screenings across more than eight countries.
"Our ambition is to build the infrastructure layer for the global microclinic economy," said Agarwal, founder and chief executive officer.
Where's the money going? Clinics On Cloud plans to fund overseas growth, starting with the UAE and targeting Africa, the US, and Southeast Asia. The capital will also back AI-driven diagnostics, research and development, regulatory compliance, and manufacturing.
Why it stands out: At roughly $12.6 million, the round lands in the 91st percentile of all-time Series A rounds in India's health sector, based on a sample of 203 deals. That is notable for a capital-intensive, hardware-heavy model that grew bootstrapped over eight years.
The signal: The round reflects renewed investor appetite for physical, tech-enabled care delivery — not just apps. CureBay raised about US$13.6M in October to expand rural clinics, and Even Healthcare secured $50 million for managed care. Together they suggest capital is flowing to healthcare delivery infrastructure that comes with a defined expansion plan, though available reports offer little detail to assess the US$81.5M valuation.
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