Healthtech startup Ultrahuman has announced its first profitable year in FY25, marking a big milestone in India’s growing fitness and wellness industry.
The company reported a 5X jump in revenue, reaching ₹565 crore, compared to the previous year. Along with this growth, Ultrahuman managed to control costs and improve efficiency, which helped the company turn profitable.
Founded in 2019 by Mohan Mandike and Vatsal Singhal, Ultrahuman offers wearable health devices, including continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), smart rings, and metabolic health trackers. The brand has gained strong traction among fitness enthusiasts, biohackers, and health-conscious professionals.
Industry experts say the profitability milestone highlights the rising demand for preventive healthcare and digital fitness solutions in India and globally.
Ultrahuman has also expanded its reach beyond India, with customers in the US, Europe, and the Middle East. The company plans to strengthen its product range, invest in AI-driven health insights, and scale operations worldwide.
With more people focusing on long-term health and personalised wellness, Ultrahuman’s success story is being seen as a sign of the booming healthtech revolution in India.
Summary Table
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Company | Ultrahuman |
| Industry | Healthtech / Wellness |
| Founded | 2019 |
| Founders | Mohan Mandike & Vatsal Singhal |
| FY25 Revenue | ₹565 crore |
| Growth | 5X jump from previous year |
| Profitability | Achieved for the first time |
| Key Products | CGMs, Smart Rings, Metabolic Health Trackers |
| Global Markets | India, US, Europe, Middle East |
| Future Plans | AI-driven health insights, global expansion |
