Ultrahuman Raises Rs 100 Crore to Drive Innovation and Expansion
- Ultrahuman raises Rs 100 crore in venture debt from Alteria Capital to drive growth.
- Funding will support product innovation, market expansion, and new revenue streams.
- Company focuses on capital-efficient growth while scaling its wearable health ecosystem.
Ultrahuman, the Bengaluru-based health-tech startup, has secured Rs 100 crore in venture debt from Alteria Capital to fuel its next phase of expansion. The company plans to use the capital to strengthen its wearable ecosystem, speed up product innovation and technology development, and grow its presence across global markets. The funding will also support new sports and research partnerships, along with the rollout of additional software-led revenue lines.
Mohit Kumar , CEO and Co-Founder of Ultrahuman, said, the company has always operated with a cost-disciplined and efficient growth strategy. He noted that the partnership with Alteria Capital will help Ultrahuman scale during a crucial growth period while staying true to its focus on being lean and agile.
Vinod Murali, Managing partner and Co-Founder of Alteria Capital, highlighted the rising global interest in health tracking and performance optimisation. He said Ultrahuman’s engineering strength and attention to detail have enabled the company to succeed even in highly competitive international markets. He added that Alteria supports Ultrahuman’s mission to build tools that help people take a proactive, preventive approach to health and lifestyle.
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Ultrahuman is developing one of the world’s most advanced connected health ecosystems through wearables and ambient monitoring tools. Its flagship Ultrahuman Ring AIR delivers science-backed insights on sleep, recovery, and movement. The company has also introduced innovations such as the Ultrahuman M1 CGM, Blood Vision, Ultrahuman Home, and Cycle & Ovulation Pro, aimed at giving users deeper visibility into their health and empowering them to make early, informed decisions.
