Medical equipment startup Pulse has announced securing $4 million in seed funding, with investors including 3one4 Capital, Incubate Fund Asia, and Stride Ventures, as well as notable angel investors.
The Bengaluru-based company, founded in 2025 by Anshul Sharma and Nishant Goel, aims to transform the medical equipment manufacturing landscape. Pulse’s approach involves partnering with MSMEs to produce affordable, high-quality medical products while focusing on design, compliance, and regulatory standards.
The raised capital will enable Pulse to establish an R&D hub, accelerate product development, navigate regulatory processes, and enhance its distribution network both locally and in key export markets. Pulse plans to initially cater to mid-tier hospitals in India, offering critical care and renal care products.
This funding signifies a milestone for Pulse as it strives to create a full-stack, asset-light medical equipment brand that prioritizes accessibility and compliance. With a focus on collaboration and efficiency, Pulse is poised to make an impact in the healthcare industry.
Source: Inc42 Media