Healthcare startup CureFit has raised $25 million from existing investors Accel Partners, Kalaari Capital, IDG Ventures and UC-RNT fund, a joint venture between Ratan Tata’s RNT Associates and the University of California. Bangalore-based CureFit was founded by former Myntra and Flipkart executives Mukesh Bansal and Ankit Nagori in March 2016. The startup currently offers health and fitness solutions through three verticals – CultFit, EatFit and MindFit through online and offline channels. While MindFit provides mindful yoga and meditation audios, EatFit allows users to book subscription for healthy meals delivery vertical and CultFit is a chain of fitness centres offering group workout formats, like DIY workout videos to exercise at home. With the latest infusion of funds, CureFit has raised closed to $45 million since its inception in 2016. The company said in a statement that the fresh capital will be used for expanding its geographical footprint in the country and scale-up of all its business verticals. Mukesh Bansal said in a statement that the startup aim to transform health space in India and build customer centric health platform. In a report, ET says that the CureFit will expand Cult centres to other cities, starting with Gurgaon in October, and will also add a new primary healthcare product under the CareFit brand by early 2018. Earlier Developments The company had raised $15 million from Accel Partners in July last year. It had said that time that it pans to provide users with health data and allow them “to manage their health end…
