Lissun Raises INR 48 Cr in Series A Funding Led by Colossa Ventures
Lissun raises INR 48 crore in Series A funding led by Colossa Ventures to expand child development centres and AI-led healthcare solutions.
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Child-focused health-tech company Lissun has raised INR 48 crore in a Series A funding round led by Colossa Ventures, with participation from Physis Capital and existing investors RPSG Capital Ventures, Ivycap Ventures, Rainmatter, Multiply Ventures and SucSEED Ventures. New Age India Fund and Beyond Capital Ventures also participated in the round.
The fresh capital will be used to expand its centres, develop AI-led solutions using its proprietary technology and data, and strengthen clinical processes.
Lissun currently operates 25 centres and delivers more than 10,000 therapy sessions each month. The company plans to expand to 50 centres by next year, while its digital products are targeted to reach more than 10 lakh children in the coming years.
Krishna Veer Singh, Co-founder and CEO, Lissun, said, “This fundraise lets us scale both our centres and that platform, to serve a much larger population of children and families.”
The company said its child development brand has grown fourfold over the past year as it expands its physical and digital care network.
Child-focused health-tech company Lissun has raised INR 48 crore in a Series A funding round led by Colossa Ventures, with participation from Physis Capital and existing investors RPSG Capital Ventures, Ivycap Ventures, Rainmatter, Multiply Ventures and SucSEED Ventures. New Age India Fund and Beyond Capital Ventures also participated in the round.
The fresh capital will be used to expand its centres, develop AI-led solutions using its proprietary technology and data, and strengthen clinical processes.
Lissun currently operates 25 centres and delivers more than 10,000 therapy sessions each month. The company plans to expand to 50 centres by next year, while its digital products are targeted to reach more than 10 lakh children in the coming years.
Krishna Veer Singh, Co-founder and CEO, Lissun, said, “This fundraise lets us scale both our centres and that platform, to serve a much larger population of children and families.”
The company said its child development brand has grown fourfold over the past year as it expands its physical and digital care network.
