Bodycraft has raised Rs 120 crore in its Series A funding round from growth-stage private equity firm Singularity AMC. The investment marks one of the company’s largest fundraising milestones and is intended to support its next phase of expansion in India’s growing beauty, wellness, and medical aesthetics market.
The Bengaluru-based company operates an integrated network of clinics and salons offering dermatology, medical aesthetics, wellness, and beauty services. With demand for organised beauty and aesthetic care continuing to rise, Bodycraft is looking to strengthen its presence across existing and new markets.
Bodycraft Plans Network Expansion And Technology Investments
The company said the fresh capital will be used to open 30 new clinics and salons across India over the coming years. It also plans to invest in advanced clinical technology, modern equipment, and artificial intelligence to improve operational efficiency and customer experience.
Alongside physical expansion, Bodycraft intends to strengthen its leadership team and operational capabilities as it scales. The company believes that investments in technology and AI will help streamline processes and support consistent service delivery across its growing network.
What The Funding Signals For India’s Beauty And Wellness Industry
The investment reflects growing investor confidence in India’s organised beauty and wellness sector, where rising consumer spending and increasing demand for medical aesthetics are creating new growth opportunities. Integrated clinic and salon platforms are also benefiting from consumers seeking specialised services under a single brand.
For Bodycraft, the funding provides additional resources to expand beyond its current footprint while strengthening its technology and clinical capabilities.
