Curefit

Existing backers such as Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal are expected to participate in the new round in which Curefit Healthcare Private Limited is expected to sell its remaining 2 percent stake and exit the company

Cure.fit introduces gender-neutral parental leave policy

This will include the ones who are opting for parenthood through natural birth, surrogacy, or adoption, regardless of their gender

Tatas allow freedom to experiment and fail: Curefit founder Mukesh Bansal

Before setting up Curefit, Mukesh Bansal founded Myntra - which he later sold to Flipkart in 2014.

Zomato to deploy $1 billion over 1-2 years in startup investments, picks stakes in Shiprocket, Magicpin and Curefit

While the Shiprocket funding is part of a $200 million round which the company is raising, Curefit and Magicpin's are standalone equity rounds.

Curefit to raise funding from Zomato, likely to become unicorn

In August, Moneycontrol reported that Ankit Nagori was in talks to raise Rs 100 crore to build a house of food and cloud-kitchen brands.

Ankit Nagori’s Curefoods raises funds from Iron Pillar, Binny Bansal for Thrasio-for-food play

Curefoods will acquire fast-growing online food brands, a large market after the advent of Swiggy and Zomato

Cult.fit acquires Bengaluru-based fitness start-up TREAD

The development comes soon after Tata Digital, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Sons, announced an investment of up to $75 million in CureFit Healthcare Private Limited, the parent of cult.fit.

Tata Digital to buy majority stake in pharma app 1MG

The 1MG deal comes weeks after Tata Digital bought BigBasket and announced an investment in CureFit.

COVID-19 impact | CureFit trims workforce, shuts down centres across India and UAE

The company said that these decisions were taken to ensure long-term viability of the business.

Coronavirus pandemic | Lockdown unlocks gains for fitness startups, live workouts a big hit

Bengaluru-based CureFit says it is adding new users every second day, 2 lakh people attend sessions daily

SoftBank may invest in health startup CureFit, deal to make Mukesh Bansal co a unicorn

The total size of the capital raise is still being discussed by the parties involved as talks are still at an early stage

Mukesh Bansal's CureFit gets $15 mn funding on day of inception

The startup aims to create a healthcare platform for preventing illnesses which is currently non-existent in India, Bansal told CNBC-TV18‘s Adith Charlie