Bodycraft Clinic and Salon has raised ₹120 crore (approximately $12.6 million) in its Series A funding round. This capital infusion involves Bodycraft’s second major institutional funding round in nearly nine years since the share sale in 2017, when Bodycraft had raised ₹18 crore at a pre-money valuation of ₹55 crore. The transaction reflects the increasing investor confidence and demand for an organized beauty, wellness, and aesthetic care industry throughout the nation.

Fund utilization and physical retail expansion

Prominent financial and legal entities were associated with the advisory aspect of the high-value transaction. Bodycraft provided on an exclusive basis investment banking services during this transaction, and ALMT Legal, Advocates and Solicitors provided legal services to the company. 

That recent financial investment provides the funding necessary to help the company move into its next crucial phase as it expands across the country and scales its technology. The fresh infusion of ₹120 crore will be used to significantly expand Bodycraft’s physical presence and business operations in India, the company revealed in corporate disclosures. 

The company currently operates an integrated network of 67 high-end outlets, including a customer base of 33 clinics and 34 full-service salons in over 10 cities. The company aims to increase its market share by identifying and pursuing strategic future sites, given the endowment of its capital, and offering a superior level of wellness care to more customers.

In addition to a physical expansion, a large share of the funds raised during the Series A will go towards deep-tech and operational enhancements. The firm plans to use the fund to equip itself with the latest technologies and equipment in order to maintain its competitive advantage in modern cosmetology. The money will be spent on enhancing the skills of its core managerial team, optimizing internal processes, and leveraging artificial intelligence to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of its operations, as well as provide customers with a better service experience in all of its locations in India.

Financial metrics and structural expansion

Bodycraft was established in 1997 by skin care expert Manjul Gupta. It has evolved from a single specialized skin centre into an all-encompassing, multi-service beauty and wellness company. The company strategically serves its diverse customers with treatments you’d find in one of their salons, high-end spa treatments, cosmetic skin care, and highly specialized cosmetic treatment clinics under one corporate roof. 

In terms of operations, the company is expanding its retail presence through a combination of Company-Owned and Company-Operated (COCO) outlets and Franchise-Owned and Franchise-Operated (FOFO) business models. The financials of the startup are another point of interest for the investors, considering the promising growth of Bodycraft. 

The firm managed to close the 2025 fiscal year with stable revenue of ₹98 crore and an EBITDA margin of 11%-12%. With its current trajectory and investment, the company’s management projects overall corporate revenues to increase to ₹130 crore in FY 2026, maintaining a similar high profit margin.

The investment is coming at a time when the larger organized wellness sector is undergoing tremendous structural growth. A specialized clinical aesthetics market in India will expand to $7 billion by 2033 from $2 billion in 2024, offering a golden opportunity for well-established brands to scale. 

Executive leadership at Bodycraft, including CEO Sahil Gupta and Medical Director Dr. Mikki Singh, who leads the clinical aesthetics vertical, stated that the funds provided by Singularity AMC will help the company become much closer to building an outcome-first practice, to help them invest in performing deep training programs and investing in new clinical frontiers such as longevity and regenerative therapies.

Conclusion

The success of this ₹120 crore Series A funding round solidifies Bodycraft’s place as a formidable player in the rapidly changing medical aesthetics and high-end wellness market in India. The aging company now has the capital and strategic push it needed to attract a growth-minded private equity firm like Singularity AMC and scale its 67-unit chain to the next level.

Bodycraft is turning its traditional wellness business into a highly scalable, tech-forward platform with a clear roadmap to open 30 new locations, bring its AI efficiencies, and deploy its advanced clinical technologies. Through clinical excellence and financial prudence, the company is expected to remain a leading player in the billion-dollar, organized consumer aesthetics market going forward, while keeping a close hold on its revenue target of achieving ₹130 crore for the fiscal year 2026.