Sunfox Technologies Bags Rs 15 Cr From Venture Catalysts, Others
Sunfox is set for rapid expansion in India and globally, with this new capital
Venture Catalysts, an integrated incubator and accelerator, led an additional Rs 15 crore pre-series funding round in Sunfox Technologies, the health tech startup recognised for its appearance on Shark Tank India.
The funding round also saw participation from Finvolve through the IA Growth Opportunities Fund I and Brew Opportunities Fund, as well as Universal Group, RP Singhvi Group, and several high-net-worth individuals (HNIs).
This funding builds on a previous Rs 5 crore investment from the United States Agency For International Development (USAID) through SAMRIDH Health and LetsVenture, bringing the total raised in this round to Rs 20 crore.
Apoorva Ranjan Sharma, Co-founder, and Managing Director of Venture Catalysts said, “Sunfox represents the future of cardiac care. We are proud partners in their journey and are excited to see them reach new heights with Spandan. Their mission to make heart health accessible globally is truly inspiring, and we believe they are poised to reshape the healthcare landscape."
With this new capital, Sunfox is set for rapid expansion in India and globally, focusing on scaling its flagship innovation, Spandan, said a press release. Spandan is a smartphone-based portable ECG device that provides 12-lead ECG readings, empowering users to detect heart attacks and monitor cardiac health in real time, claimed the press release.
Rajat Jain, CEO of Sunfox said, "This capital injection will enable us to scale rapidly, both in India and internationally. It will fuel our growth and bring Spandan into homes and clinics worldwide. We envision a future where heart attacks are as preventable as fevers, with Spandan becoming as ubiquitous as a household thermometer."
Sunfox, operating from Dehradun, a tier 2 city, has established an advanced in-house R&D and manufacturing facility in the hilly state, capturing global attention from prestigious institutions such as Oxford and Wharton, claimed the press release. Sunfox first gained widespread recognition when all five sharks—Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal, Anupam Mittal, Vineeta Singh, and Ghazal Alagh—invested during its Shark Tank India debut.
