Healthcare startup Pluro Fertility and IVF has raised ₹125 crore in a Series A funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, valuing the company at ₹1,000 crore.
The funding will be deployed toward expansion as Pluro plans to establish 25 fertility centres pan-India by March 2026, each in partnership with leading fertility specialists with at least a decade of exceptional clinical expertise. The company aims to scale to over 100 clinics within three years.
Prominent angels, including Vikram Chatwal (MediAssist), Dharmil Sheth & Hardik Dedhia (PharmEasy/All Home), Salil Musale (Astarc Ventures), Shalibhadra Shah and Niket Shah (Motilal Oswal), and Karan Kapur (K Hospitality), also participated in the round.
Asset-light model aims to bridge fertility care gaps nationwide
Founded in 2025, the startup follows an asset-light approach, partnering with doctors across cities while providing cutting-edge technology, world-class infrastructure, and enabling research capabilities, said Dr Jaydeep Tank and Dr Parikshit Tank, co-founders.
Backing Pluro, Bessemer notes that fertility treatment represents a large and growing market. “The demand side is substantial and growing rapidly. It’s only partly served and still grossly underserved in tier-2, tier-3, and tier-4 markets where couples are demanding high-quality treatment,” said Nithin Kaimal, Partner & Chief Operating Officer, Bessemer Venture Partners India.
Bessemer previously backed Nephroplus in 2013.
Geographic footprint
Rather than focusing on a single city, the Tanks noted that Pluro is building a pan-India chain. “We are already looking at Kolkata, three cities in Tamil Nadu, around five cities in Maharashtra, Punjab, and Madhya Pradesh,” they said.
Published on October 31, 2025
