Bodycraft Clinics and Salons has raised ₹120 crore in a Series A funding round from Singularity AMC. The investment will support Bodycraft’s expansion plans across India.
The Bengaluru-based company operates an integrated platform covering beauty, wellness, and medical aesthetic services. Bodycraft will use the fresh capital to expand its network and improve customer experiences.
Plans to add new locations
The company currently operates 67 clinics and salons across India. Bodycraft plans to add 30 new locations using the new funding.
The expansion strategy focuses on strengthening its presence in existing markets. It also aims to enter new cities with rising demand for organised beauty and wellness services.
Focus on technology and service improvements
Bodycraft will invest part of the funding in clinical technology and advanced equipment. The company also plans to improve operational efficiency through artificial intelligence-driven solutions.
The firm will strengthen its management systems and enhance service delivery across its growing network. These initiatives will help Bodycraft improve customer engagement and maintain quality standards.
Singularity AMC leads funding round
Singularity AMC, a Mumbai-based alternative asset management platform, led the funding round. The firm focuses on growth-stage and pre-IPO investments in India.
Bodycraft CEO Sahil Gupta said the investment would accelerate expansion and deepen the company’s clinical capabilities. He added that the company will continue investing in talent and infrastructure.
Growing demand for beauty and wellness services
Medical Director Mikki Singh highlighted the company’s focus on outcome-driven practices. He said Bodycraft aims to introduce advanced technologies and strengthen training programmes.
The funding comes as India’s beauty and wellness sector experiences rapid growth. Consumers are increasingly spending on personal care, aesthetic treatments, and wellness services.
Industry estimates indicate strong potential for India’s clinical aesthetics market. The market could grow from around $2 billion in 2024 to over $7 billion by 2033.
The broader beauty and personal care market is also expanding. Rising disposable incomes and changing consumer preferences continue to drive demand.
Bodycraft targets larger market presence
Bodycraft aims to use the latest funding to capture a larger share of this growing opportunity. The company wants to become a leading destination for beauty, wellness, and aesthetic services.
Founded in 1997, Bodycraft has built a presence through clinics and salons across multiple Indian cities. The company combines salon services with specialised medical aesthetic treatments.
The latest investment marks a major growth phase for Bodycraft. The company will focus on expansion, technology adoption, and stronger customer experiences.