India IVF Secures $1.24 Million in Pre-Series A Funding to Expand Fertility Care in North India.

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India IVF, a tech-enabled fertility platform, has raised $1.24 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by Tomorrow Capital. This marks the company’s first external funding since its founding in 2014. The proceeds from this investment will be directed towards expanding its presence across North India, aiming to bridge critical gaps in fertility care access and further enhance its comprehensive offerings.

Co-founded by Richika Sahay and Somendra Shukla, India IVF was established with the mission of making advanced fertility solutions accessible to underserved communities. The company operates a tech-enabled platform that provides 360-degree fertility care, leveraging cutting-edge technology and a team of experts to guide patients through their fertility journeys.

Currently, India IVF runs five centers in Northern India—Noida, Ghaziabad, Delhi, Gurgaon, and Srinagar. The company boasts a decade of profitable operations and a strong track record of success in delivering fertility treatments. Apart from its medical services, India IVF emphasizes holistic support for its clients, offering psychological counseling, nutritional guidance, yoga and meditation sessions, and financial assistance through strategic partnerships with financial institutions.

This holistic approach positions India IVF as a leader in fertility care, dedicated not only to physical treatments but also to the emotional, social, and financial well-being of its patients. With the new funding, India IVF plans to scale its operations and bring its services to even more people in need across the region.

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