Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Femtech Funding Dips, Sector Consolidates in India
Femtech companies, which focus on women's health in India, are changing.
Initially, many startups got funding.
However, funding has decreased recently.
Now, companies are buying each other.
For example, Proactive For Her, a digital clinic, was acquired by IVF Access, which runs fertility clinics.
This is because companies want to offer complete care, from online services to in-person clinics.
This shows the femtech market is growing up.
Femtech in India is entering a phase of strategic consolidation.
Indian femtech startups raised over $286 million between 2012 and 2025.
Funding peaked at $70 million in 2021, then declined.
At least 13 acquisitions have occurred in the last eight years.
Proactive For Her was acquired by IVF Access, backed by Vertex Ventures.
- Who
- Femtech startups, investors, IVF Access, Proactive For Her
- What
- Femtech funding dipped, acquisitions increased
- When
- 2012-2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- Companies aim to offer full-stack clinical care; Investor interest softened; To bridge clinical and digital capability gaps
- Total Funding (2012-2025)
- $286 million
- Funding Peak Year
- 2021 ($70 million)
- 2024 Funding
- $8.7 million
- 2025 Funding (So Far)
- $2 million
- Acquisitions (Last 8 Years)
- At least 13
- Proactive For Her Acquired by
- IVF Access