Bodycraft Raises Rs 1.2 Billion From Singularity AMC
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Bodycraft Raises Rs 1.2 Billion From Singularity AMC

Bodycraft Clinic and Salon has secured Rs 1.2 billion (1.2 bn) from Mumbai-based private equity firm Singularity AMC to fund its next phase of growth across India's market. The infusion of capital is intended to support geographic expansion, clinical upgrades and technology investment, with particular emphasis on diagnostics and equipment modernisation. The company framed the transaction as part of a strategic plan to build a larger integrated beauty, wellness and medical aesthetics platform.

The business operates 67 wellness and medical aesthetic clinics and salons and intends to open 30 new locations with the fresh capital. Planned investments include advanced clinical technology and equipment, enhancements to AI-driven operational efficiencies and initiatives to improve customer experience. Management strengthening and recruitment were identified as priorities to support scaling. The company will also allocate resources to staff training and digital booking systems.

Bodycraft was founded by Manjul Gupta nearly three decades ago with a single salon in Bengaluru and has expanded into one of India's largest integrated platforms in its sector. The company is led by Chief Executive Officer Sahil Gupta and its clinical division is overseen by dermatologist and Medical Director Dr Mikki Singh. The funding was described as instrumental in accelerating expansion and in strengthening clinical and technological capabilities. Leadership intends to balance growth with clinical governance and patient safety.

Singularity AMC cited the integrated clinic-and-salon model and Bodycraft's ability to scale while maintaining customer trust as key considerations for the investment. Quest Profin Advisors acted as exclusive investment banker to the transaction and ALMT Legal, Advocates & Solicitors served as legal advisors. The capital is expected to underpin the company's ambition to consolidate its market position and enhance operational resilience. Advisers and investors will track execution as new sites open and systems are upgraded.

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Bodycraft Clinic and Salon has secured Rs 1.2 billion (1.2 bn) from Mumbai-based private equity firm Singularity AMC to fund its next phase of growth across India's market. The infusion of capital is intended to support geographic expansion, clinical upgrades and technology investment, with particular emphasis on diagnostics and equipment modernisation. The company framed the transaction as part of a strategic plan to build a larger integrated beauty, wellness and medical aesthetics platform. The business operates 67 wellness and medical aesthetic clinics and salons and intends to open 30 new locations with the fresh capital. Planned investments include advanced clinical technology and equipment, enhancements to AI-driven operational efficiencies and initiatives to improve customer experience. Management strengthening and recruitment were identified as priorities to support scaling. The company will also allocate resources to staff training and digital booking systems. Bodycraft was founded by Manjul Gupta nearly three decades ago with a single salon in Bengaluru and has expanded into one of India's largest integrated platforms in its sector. The company is led by Chief Executive Officer Sahil Gupta and its clinical division is overseen by dermatologist and Medical Director Dr Mikki Singh. The funding was described as instrumental in accelerating expansion and in strengthening clinical and technological capabilities. Leadership intends to balance growth with clinical governance and patient safety. Singularity AMC cited the integrated clinic-and-salon model and Bodycraft's ability to scale while maintaining customer trust as key considerations for the investment. Quest Profin Advisors acted as exclusive investment banker to the transaction and ALMT Legal, Advocates & Solicitors served as legal advisors. The capital is expected to underpin the company's ambition to consolidate its market position and enhance operational resilience. Advisers and investors will track execution as new sites open and systems are upgraded.

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