Indian online healthcare path Practo claimed, it had raised $55 million from new and present investors in a fresh round of funding run by China’s Tencent Holdings.
Bengaluru-headquartered Practo, turns as a one-stop shop for patients booking schedules with doctors for online and in-person consultations.
Capital G, Sequoia Capital, Matrix Partners and Tencent were among the current investors, who also joined in the latest round of funding, he claimed.Fresh investors in the newest round contain Japan’s Recruit Holdings Co -owned RSI Fund and Thrive Capital, Practo’s founder and chief executive Shashank ND told.
“The main focus will be to further invest in the platform to make it accessible to more Indians,” Shashank, who added that Practo will enlarge its medicine delivery and diagnostics services, presently available in the tech-hub of Bengaluru, to all major Indian cities.
The company may quickly partner with health insurance providers, Shashank added. A part of the new funds will be used to increase the company’s services in South East Asia, he said. The company previously has a presence in Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Brazil. The firm speaks 45 million appointments annually are presently managed through its website.
Indian online healthcare path Practo claimed, it had raised $55 million from new and present investors in a fresh round of funding run by China’s Tencent Holdings.
Bengaluru-headquartered Practo, turns as a one-stop shop for patients booking schedules with doctors for online and in-person consultations.
Capital G, Sequoia Capital, Matrix Partners and Tencent were among the current investors, who also joined in the latest round of funding, he claimed.Fresh investors in the newest round contain Japan’s Recruit Holdings Co -owned RSI Fund and Thrive Capital, Practo’s founder and chief executive Shashank ND told.
“The main focus will be to further invest in the platform to make it accessible to more Indians,” Shashank, who added that Practo will enlarge its medicine delivery and diagnostics services, presently available in the tech-hub of Bengaluru, to all major Indian cities.
The company may quickly partner with health insurance providers, Shashank added. A part of the new funds will be used to increase the company’s services in South East Asia, he said. The company previously has a presence in Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Brazil. The firm speaks 45 million appointments annually are presently managed through its website.
Bengaluru-headquartered Practo, turns as a one-stop shop for patients booking schedules with doctors for online and in-person consultations.
Fresh investors in the newest round contain Japan’s Recruit Holdings Co -owned RSI Fund and Thrive Capital, Practo’s founder and chief executive Shashank ND told.
Capital G, Sequoia Capital, Matrix Partners and Tencent were among the current investors, who also joined in the latest round of funding, he claimed.
“The main focus will be to further invest in the platform to make it accessible to more Indians,” Shashank, who added that Practo will enlarge its medicine delivery and diagnostics services, presently available in the tech-hub of Bengaluru, to all major Indian cities.
The company may quickly partner with health insurance providers, Shashank added. A part of the new funds will be used to increase the company’s services in South East Asia, he said. The company previously has a presence in Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Brazil. The firm speaks 45 million appointments annually are presently managed through its website.
Online healthcare platform Practo increases $55 million in fresh funding
