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Health-tech startup Alive secures funding to support early-stage expansion
Bengaluru-based Alive raised ₹6 crore in a seed-stage fundraise backed by Powerhouse Ventures and prominent angel investors. The company plans to allocate capital toward product development, technical hiring and strengthening its initial go-to-market roadmap. Industry participants said the investment reflects continued interest in early-stage healthcare technology firms addressing operational and consumer-side inefficiencies.
Alive aims to accelerate platform capabilities as it expands into adjacent service categories. Analysts noted that the early-stage funding environment remains selective, rewarding startups with clear execution strategies and differentiated offerings.
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Health-tech startup Alive secures funding to support early-stage expansion
Bengaluru-based Alive raised ₹6 crore in a seed-stage fundraise backed by Powerhouse Ventures and prominent angel investors. The company plans to allocate capital toward product development, technical hiring and strengthening its initial go-to-market roadmap. Industry participants said the investment reflects continued interest in early-stage healthcare technology firms addressing operational and consumer-side inefficiencies.
Alive aims to accelerate platform capabilities as it expands into adjacent service categories. Analysts noted that the early-stage funding environment remains selective, rewarding startups with clear execution strategies and differentiated offerings.
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Alive raised ₹6 crore in seed funding to expand product capabilities and build its early-stage growth roadmap.
Bengaluru-based Alive raised ₹6 crore in a seed-stage fundraise backed by Powerhouse Ventures and prominent angel investors. The company plans to allocate capital toward product development, technical hiring and strengthening its initial go-to-market roadmap. Industry participants said the investment reflects continued interest in early-stage healthcare technology firms addressing operational and consumer-side inefficiencies.
Alive aims to accelerate platform capabilities as it expands into adjacent service categories. Analysts noted that the early-stage funding environment remains selective, rewarding startups with clear execution strategies and differentiated offerings.
Bengaluru-based Alive raised ₹6 crore in a seed-stage fundraise backed by Powerhouse Ventures and prominent angel investors. The company plans to allocate capital toward product development, technical hiring and strengthening its initial go-to-market roadmap. Industry participants said the investment reflects continued interest in early-stage healthcare technology firms addressing operational and consumer-side inefficiencies.
Alive aims to accelerate platform capabilities as it expands into adjacent service categories. Analysts noted that the early-stage funding environment remains selective, rewarding startups with clear execution strategies and differentiated offerings.
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