Pluro Fertility Raises ₹125 Crore Backing to Support More Families on Parenthood Journeys

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Pluro Fertility, a fast-growing fertility support and clinic partnership platform, has secured ₹125 crore in its Series A funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. This investment places the company’s valuation at around ₹1,000 crore, marking one of the most notable funding moments in India’s reproductive healthcare space this year. The funding highlights how rapidly the demand for structured, accessible and patient-friendly IVF care is increasing across the country.

A New Approach to Fertility Care

Pluro follows a collaborative model that partners with experienced IVF and fertility specialists across India. Instead of taking over or fully controlling clinics, the company works alongside independent doctors to strengthen the overall patient experience and clinic operations. Doctors retain their clinical independence, make medical decisions freely, and continue to lead the treatment process. Pluro supports them with operations, technology, digital patient management, finance systems, and branding, allowing the doctors to dedicate more time to actual patient care.

This model ensures that fertility experts have the support they need to scale their services without losing their identity or clinical autonomy. It also gives families a more consistent, transparent and well-managed fertility care experience. Each clinic joining the Pluro network works under shared quality standards, treatment protocols and advanced lab technologies, making fertility treatment more reliable for patients.

A Rising Need for Accessible IVF Treatment

The demand for IVF and fertility support in India has grown significantly in recent years. Lifestyle changes, delayed parenthood, medical conditions, and increased awareness have all contributed to more couples seeking expert reproductive care. However, access to standardized fertility treatment still varies widely across regions. Many cities lack well-organized IVF facilities, and patients often struggle with inconsistent processes or limited support systems.

Pluro aims to address this gap by building a network of trustworthy, technology-supported fertility centers that follow consistent practices nationwide. The company plans to expand its network to 25 clinics by March 2026. Over the next three years, Pluro aims to scale up to more than 100 partner centers, making it one of the largest organized fertility care platforms in the country.

Investing in Technology, Research and Better Patient Outcomes

With the new funding, Pluro plans to enhance reproductive lab infrastructure, develop advanced patient management platforms, and invest in data-driven clinical support systems. The focus will be on improving treatment success rates through continuous research and quality monitoring. The company also intends to create smoother patient journeys, from initial consultations to advanced procedures, by simplifying communication, support and follow-up care.

Supporting Parents and Empowering Doctors

For families, Pluro’s growth means easier access to dependable, modern fertility clinics and more confidence throughout the treatment process. For doctors, the platform provides long-term professional growth, improved resources, and the ability to scale without compromising clinical independence. By combining medical expertise with technological and operational support, Pluro aims to bring hope to thousands of couples who dream of becoming parents.