Pluro Fertility Raises Rs 125 Crore to Expand IVF Network
- Secures Rs 125 crore at a Rs 1,000 crore valuation in Series A round.
- Funds to drive expansion across multiple cities and enhance IVF platform.
- Plans to establish 25 fertility centres by March 2026.
Fertility and IVF startup Pluro Fertility has raised Rs 125 crore ($14 million) in its Series A funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, valuing the company at Rs 1,000 crore ($112 million). The round also saw participation from prominent investors including Vikram Chatwal, Dharmil Sheth, Hardik Dedhia, Salil Musale, Shalibhadra Shah, Niket Shah, and Karan Kapur.
Founded in 2025 by Dr. Jaydeep Tank, Dr. Parikshit Tank, and Dr. Bhaskar Shah, Pluro Fertility operates on a partnership model with independent IVF specialists across India. The company supports doctors through a clinical collaboration structure where medical decisions remain with the doctors, while Pluro handles administration, technology, compliance, and marketing.
The fresh funds will be used to expand operations to new cities, strengthen its technology platform, and enhance clinical capabilities in reproductive science. Pluro plans to launch 25 fertility centres by March 2026 and aims to scale up to 100 centres within three years.
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Under its model, partner doctors also receive equity participation tied to the company’s growth, creating long-term alignment between practitioners and the platform. The company believes this hybrid approach will help deliver high-quality, patient-centric fertility care while supporting specialists with advanced infrastructure and technology.
The funding comes amid growing investor interest in India’s fertility-tech space, following Luma Fertility’s $4 million seed round earlier this year.
