As businesses around the world suffer a big blow amidst the ongoing pandemic, there is a need to address mental health woes of entrepreneur...

In an interview with ET, Mukesh Bansal - a serial entrepreneur and cofounder of health and wellness startup Cure.Fit - talks about some of ...

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Founders say entrepreneurs face tremendous pressure daily and need better support systems.

CureFit closes the round in a mix of equity and debt, with new investors coming on board.

CureFit raised a round of $120 million and, including the $75 million it raised earlier this year, it has mobilised over $245 million from ...

The transaction, when completed, is expected to value the health and fitness company at about $500 million

With this acquisition, Cure.fit will have 70+ centres in its mental wellness vertical.

Founded by Myntra cofounder Mukesh Bansal and former Flipkart executive Nagori, Cure.fit offers four fitness and health products.

The round saw participation from Accel's Growth fund and the new funds of Chiratae. Existing investor UC-RNT did not participate.

Cure.fit is now looking to bring the model of mega sales such as Flipkart’s Big Billion Day and Myntra’s End of Reason Sale to the realm of...

This is the fifth such acquisition by Cure.fit, which acquired Cult, Tribe Fitness, a1000Yoga and Kristy’s Kitchen in Bengaluru.

It secured Rs 4.18 crore in a funding round with participation from Flipkart cofounder Binny Bansal and Myntra-Jabong CEO Ananth Narayanan,...

We have a ready base of 8,000 people on our app who pay every month. We can recommend them to these primary health centres, said Nagori.

Founded in 2016 by Myntra co-founder Mukesh Bansal and former Flipkart executive Ankit Nagori, CureFit operates in Bengaluru.

The new round is expected to go up to $35-40 million in the next six months, according to one source familiar with the matter.

The challenge for small and medium businesses in India and other emerging countries until now has been affordability, access to technology.