Indian start-up Mfine has secured a $4.2m series A investment to expand its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered, app-based service offering cloud-based consultations with medical professionals, as well as sample collections and medicine ordering from home. The company plans to use the funding to boost its technology team, develop hospital collaborations across the country and increase the number of consultations it provides to at least 100,000 by the end of the year. Mfine currently operates in Pune and intends to expand to cities such as Chennai, Delhi and Bengaluru. The funding round was led by Prime Venture Partners.
Indian start-up Mfine has secured a $4.2m series A investment to expand its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered, app-based service offering cloud-based consultations with medical professionals, as well as sample collections and medicine ordering from home. The company plans to use the funding to boost its technology team, develop hospital collaborations across the country and increase the number of consultations it provides to at least 100,000 by the end of the year. Mfine currently operates in Bengaluru and intends to expand to cities such as Chennai, Delhi and Pune. The funding round was led by Prime Venture Partners.