India, Sept. 28 -- image credit- freepik

New-age paediatric healthcare brand Primerry has raised Rs 7.1 crore (~$760,000) in a pre-seed round, as it looks to make everyday healthcare simpler, more effective and easier for children to take.

Founded by Rushabh Nandu and Dr Nihar Parekh, the round saw participation from Ashish Kacholia and Lashit Sanghvi, along with angel investors Mohit Sadaani, Hitesh Dhingra, Ajay Mehra and Samir Palod, and select family offices.

India's paediatric healthcare market remains largely underserved by modern, parent-first brands, with most existing options built around legacy, one-size-fits-all formulations rather than the specific needs of growing children. Primerry is looking to change this by building a ...