Bodycraft Clinic and Salon has secured Rs 120 crore in funding from private equity firm Singularity AMC, marking a significant milestone for one of India’s most established integrated beauty, wellness, and medical aesthetics chains. The fresh capital will fuel an accelerated expansion strategy, with plans to open 30 new clinics and salons, taking the brand’s total network beyond its existing 67 locations.
Founded in Bengaluru nearly three decades ago by Manjul Gupta, Bodycraft has grown from a single salon into a multi-format chain offering an integrated combination of salon services, wellness treatments, and medical aesthetic procedures under one roof. The hybrid model, which bridges professional beauty services with clinical aesthetics, has increasingly resonated with Indian consumers seeking outcome-driven, science-led personal care in a trusted and organised environment.
The funding will be deployed across three key areas: physical expansion into new cities and deeper penetration of existing markets, advanced clinical equipment upgrades, and investment in artificial intelligence-driven operations and customer experience initiatives. The technology focus reflects a broader industry shift towards data-led, personalised service delivery within premium salon and aesthetic clinic environments.
Dr. Mikki Singh, Founder and Medical Director of Bodycraft, indicated that the investment would enable the brand to deepen its clinical capabilities across emerging areas including longevity and regenerative therapies, reinforcing its positioning as an outcome-first practice committed to delivering genuine value and transformative results for clients.
The fundraise arrives at a moment of strong structural tailwinds for India’s beauty, wellness, and medical aesthetics market. Rising disposable incomes, increasing consumer awareness of aesthetic treatments, and growing demand for organised, professionally managed beauty destinations are collectively driving significant sector expansion.
For India’s professional beauty industry, Bodycraft’s funding round signals the growing investor confidence in organised, clinically integrated beauty and wellness businesses as a high-growth, scalable category within the country’s rapidly evolving personal care landscape.
