Delhi NCR raised $917 Mn across 134 deals in H1 2026, down 39% year on year while deal count rose 16%, against a national $5.2 Bn total
New Delhi hosts around 80 healthtech startups; Indian healthtech has raised over $7 Bn across 886 deals over the past decade
India’s healthtech raised about $700 Mn across 54 deals in 2025, down from 78 deals in 2024; Datalabs projects a 39% CAGR to $37 Bn by 2030
Clove Dental ($117 Mn), BeatO ($47.6 Mn) and NirogStreet ($36.8 Mn) lead the city’s healthtech funding table
New Delhi’s healthtech ecosystem spans roughly 80 startups across specialties, and the capital’s startup policy aims to make it India’s premier startup hub by 2030. Delhi NCR raised $917 Mn across 134 deals in H1 2026 (January to June), down 39% in value year on year while deal count rose 16%, against a national total of $5.2 Bn across 501 deals. Within that cluster, Delhi anchors early and growth-stage activity across consumer, SaaS and health-focused startups.
Healthtech funding in the capital reflects the national picture. India’s healthtech startups raised about $700 Mn across 54 deals in 2025, down from 78 deals in 2024, after healthtech ranked as the fourth most funded sector in 2024 at $0.7 Bn across 78-plus deals; over the past decade Indian healthtech has raised slightly over $7 Bn across 886 deals. Datalabs projects the market to grow at a 39% CAGR to $37 Bn by 2030. Growth in New Delhi is fuelled by post-pandemic trends including wearable adoption, preventive care and teleconsultations, and the ecosystem has produced names such as Clove Dental, BeatO, Eye Mantra, Hospals and NirogStreet. Newer AI-led bets are surfacing too; Delhi NCR-based Sychedelic raised $3.5 Mn in seed funding to build AI-powered mental wellness headphones, part of the broader H1 2026 AI wave that saw Indian AI startups raise $676 Mn.
With that, here are the top 30 funded healthtech startups in New Delhi, ranked by total funding raised.
