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Total raised
$685M
2 disclosed rounds
Latest round
Strategic
Jun 2021 · $613M
Web traffic
Tranco #166,403
Founded
1996
Overview

About Thyrocare

Thyrocare was founded in 1996 by Dr A. Velumani, a former BARC scientist, starting with thyroid testing in Mumbai and growing into one of India's largest diagnostic lab networks under the Aarogyam brand. The company (incorporated as Thyrocare Technologies Limited in 2000) IPO'd on the BSE and NSE in 2016. In June 2021 PharmEasy's parent API Holdings acquired a 66.1% controlling stake, though it remains publicly listed.

Momentum

Growth & Risk Signals

Momentum score
36 / 100
Trend
steady
Since last round
61 mo
Risk flag
watch

Momentum is derived from funding recency, velocity, round count and scale. Risk reflects registry status and funding staleness.

Profile

Company Intelligence

Web traffic
Tranco #166,403
Registry

Corporate Registry

Company class
Public · Listed
Paid-up capital
₹52.9 Cr
Authorized capital
₹100 Cr
Registrar
RoC-Mumbai
Registered state
Maharashtra
CIN
L85110MH2000PLC123882

Health and social work

Source: Ministry of Corporate Affairs company master (open data). Capital figures are as-of the 2021 registry snapshot, not live.

Capital

Funding Timeline

Total raised · $685M
Trajectory

Funding Journey

Capital raised over time

$685M across 2 disclosed rounds

Backers

Key Investors

1 across 2 rounds
Metrics

Growth Metrics

Web Traffic Rank · rank
#166,403
2026-072026-07

How to read this. Each figure compares the first and the last Web Traffic Rank reading we hold for this company. Web Traffic Rank is a POSITION, so a smaller number is better: a company shown as improving has moved DOWN the rank, from a larger number to a smaller one. We are working from 1 dated reading (both in 2026-07). Two readings are a before and an after. This is a change, not a trend.

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