Singularity AMC Backs Bodycraft’s Growth as Demand for Premium Beauty and Wellness Services Rises

Leading beauty, wellness, and medical aesthetics brand Bodycraft has raised ₹120 crore in a fresh funding round led by Singularity AMC, a Mumbai-based private equity firm focused on growth-stage and pre-IPO investments. The investment will support the company’s ambitious expansion plans and strengthen its position in India’s rapidly growing beauty and wellness industry.

The funding marks Bodycraft’s first major capital raise in nearly nine years and comes at a time when demand for premium salon, skincare, and aesthetic treatments continues to grow across the country.

Fresh Capital to Fuel Nationwide Expansion

Bodycraft plans to use the newly raised funds to significantly expand its presence by opening 30 new clinics and salons across India.

In addition to geographic expansion, the company will invest in advanced clinical technology, modern equipment, AI-powered operational systems, and customer experience initiatives. The funding will also help strengthen leadership teams, improve operational efficiency, and build scalable infrastructure to support long-term growth.

The expansion strategy is designed to meet the rising demand for integrated beauty, dermatology, and wellness services in urban India.

Building an Integrated Beauty and Wellness Ecosystem

Founded in 1997 by Manjul Gupta, Bodycraft has evolved from a single salon in Bengaluru into one of India’s leading integrated beauty and healthcare platforms.

Today, the company operates 67 locations across more than 10 cities, including 33 medical clinics and 34 premium salons. Bodycraft follows a hybrid business model that combines company-owned outlets with franchise-operated centers, enabling faster expansion while maintaining service quality.

Its comprehensive portfolio includes salon services, dermatology, aesthetic treatments, skin care, hair care, and wellness solutions, offering customers a complete beauty and healthcare experience under one brand.

Technology and Clinical Innovation at the Core

Bodycraft plans to strengthen its investment in cutting-edge medical technologies, AI-driven operational tools, and advanced clinical procedures to enhance treatment quality and customer satisfaction.

Medical Director Mikki Singh emphasized the company’s focus on adopting the latest proven technologies, expanding training programs, and building world-class clinical expertise. She also highlighted future opportunities in longevity science and regenerative therapies as part of Bodycraft’s long-term vision.

By combining innovation with medical excellence, Bodycraft aims to set new benchmarks in India’s premium beauty and wellness industry.

Growing Market Creates Strong Opportunities

According to industry estimates, India’s clinical aesthetics market is projected to grow from nearly $2 billion in 2024 to more than $7 billion by 2033. Meanwhile, the country’s broader beauty and personal care market is expected to expand from approximately $27 billion in FY25 to nearly $39 billion by FY30.

With fresh funding, a strong expansion strategy, and continued investment in technology and clinical excellence, Bodycraft is well-positioned to capitalize on this rapidly growing market and strengthen its leadership in India’s beauty and wellness ecosystem.

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