• Ultrahuman posts Rs 73 Cr profit in FY25, its first ever
• Revenue jumps 5X YoY to Rs 565 Cr, led by smart ring sales
• Global push drives growth, with 61% revenue from the US

Bengaluru based health tech startup Ultrahuman has hit a major milestone, turning profitable for the first time in FY25. After seeing a massive 15X revenue growth from FY22 to FY24, the company continued its momentum with a 5X year-on-year surge in FY25, clocking Rs 565 crore in revenue and Rs 73 crore in profit.

Ultrahuman’s smart ring, Ring Air, played a major role in this success, bringing in over 91% of its operational revenue. Revenue from smart rings rose to Rs 516 crore in FY25, a 9.5X jump from the previous year. The startup’s M1 Live glucose monitor and Blood Vision test kit added to its growing product line in the self-quantification space.

The company also saw growth in subscription income (Rs 29 crore) and other operating revenue (Rs 20 crore). Including income from interest and mutual fund returns, total income rose to Rs 581 crore, up from Rs 108 crore in FY24.

Ultrahuman kept costs in check. While marketing and distribution took up Rs 142 crore, and procurement costs hit Rs 95 crore, tight cost control helped the company spend just Rs 0.95 to earn every rupee. Total expenses stood at Rs 535 crore.

The US remained its biggest market, accounting for over 61% of revenue, followed by the UK, Middle East, and India. The company expanded retail sales to 35% in 2024 and saw growth in markets like Thailand, Germany, and Hungary.

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Ultrahuman also announced a strategic acquisition of viO HealthTech in August 2025 to boost its women’s health capabilities.

So far, the startup has raised over $60 million, with backing from Zomato’s Deepinder Goyal, Nexus Ventures, and Blume Ventures. Co-founders Mohit Kumar and Vatsal Singhal hold a combined 28.9% stake.

With strong global demand and a growing product line, Ultrahuman is now firmly in the race as one of India’s leading health tech startups.