Amaha set to close ₹100-crore fundraise to expand mental healthcare network
Amaha secures ₹100 crore in funding from Lightbox, Fireside, Sandbox, Rainmatter, and others to expand 9 centers across India and boost tech-driven mental healthcare
Amaha, a mental healthcare firm, is on track to finalize a ₹100-crore fundraising round, according to a statement released on Friday. This significant financing is a result of investments from existing backers Lightbox Ventures and Fireside Ventures, along with London-based Sandbox International Holdings Ltd. Notable new participants include Nithin Kamath, represented by Rainmatter, and family offices of Shreyas Shibulal, Ashish Bharat Ram, and Adarsh Jalan.
Additionally, Alteria Capital provided a ₹10 crore debt financing contribution. The additional funds will be utilized to expand Amaha's hospital and clinic network in key Indian cities, bolster clinical teams, and invest in technology and systems to deliver high-quality specialist mental healthcare. Amit Malik, Psychiatrist, Founder, and CEO of Amaha, expressed his focus on strengthening clinical expertise and building infrastructure to make evidence-based specialist mental healthcare more accessible across India.
Established in 2016, Amaha offers integrated mental healthcare services through digital self-care, outpatient, and inpatient treatment across nine centers in Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, and Mumbai.
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