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CureBay raises Rs 100 Cr in Pre-Series C round led by IvyCap Ventures
CureBay raises Rs 100 Cr in Pre-Series C round led by IvyCap Ventures to expand operations and enhance healthcare delivery.
Key points
- CureBay aims to expand its operations and strengthen its healthcare network with the new funding.
- The company will invest in developing its technology and AI capabilities.
- This investment round is led by IvyCap Ventures, a prominent venture capital firm.
Why it matters. The investment will enable CureBay to enhance its healthcare services and technology, potentially improving access and quality of care for patients across India.
CureBay has raised Rs 100 Cr in a Pre-Series C funding round led by IvyCap Ventures. The company stated it will use the funds to expand operations across India and strengthen its healthcare delivery network. Additionally, CureBay plans to develop its AI and technology capabilities.
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CureBay raises Rs 100 Cr in Pre-Series C round led by IvyCap Ventures
CureBay said it will use the funds to expand its operations across India, strengthen its healthcare delivery network, and develop its technology and AI capabilities.
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