CureFit

In a bid to combat the current COVID-19 situation in India and serving people, cure.fit has announced the addition of a wide range of grocery essentials in its portfolio. Offering nearly 40 SKUs across various categories including Rice, Atta, Pulses, Oil, Spices, Sugar, Salt, Edible oil, Bread, Milk, Eggs and Heat and Eat ready ...

Cure.fit, the health and fitness start-up, is planning to launch its fitness centres in Kashmir. The brand’s plan comes after the Union government scrapped Article 370 from the state and bifurcated it into two union territories, Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led central government’s move has been billed to launch investment opportunities ...

CureFit, the health and fitness startup, is eyeing a tenfold increase in annual revenue to $1 billion by 2022. This will be helped by a deeper expansion in India as well as overseas and the launch of new products. After achieving the revenue milestone, the Bengaluru-based firm is planning to make an initial public offering. CureFit ...

Healthcare startup Cure.fit has raised $75 million from Anand Piramal, who is in charge of the realty business of the Piramals, along with existing backers such as Accel Growth, Kalaari Capital and IDG Ventures India. Accel Growth has led the round with an investment of more than Rs 200 crore, followed by Rs 120 crore ...

Healthcare platform Curefit has introduced an incubator that will be investing $5 million to back emerging brands under its Eatfit business. It is planning to incubate 10 brands across snacks, beverages, spa food, supplements and meal replacement categories. Ankit Nagori, Co-Founder of Curefit, said, “While a lot of great products are being created, entrepreneurs find it difficult to raise ...