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Age Care Labs raises INR 85 crore; partners with Shrem Group to develop premium senior living platform

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Age Care Labs has secured INR 85 crore (USD 9 million) in its Series B1 funding round, with participation from Shrem Group, Rainmatter, Pegasus Finvest and several family offices. The fundraising forms part of a larger INR 250 crore (USD 30 million) Series B round planned for the first quarter of 2027. Alongside its investment, Shrem Group has entered into a strategic partnership with Age Care Labs to launch Shremoha, a premium senior independent living platform. The collaboration will combine Age Care Labs' elder care expertise with Shrem's capabilities in real estate, hospitality and infrastructure to develop integrated senior living communities catering to India's growing ageing population.

Age Care Labs, which operates elder care brands Emoha and Epoch Elder Care, has raised INR 85 crore (USD 9 million) through its Series B1 funding round as part of its plans to expand its integrated elder care platform and strengthen its presence in India's growing senior care market. The funding round, announced on July 2, forms part of a larger Series B raise of INR 250 crore (USD 30 million), which the company expects to launch during the first quarter of 2027. 
The Series B1 round attracted investments from Rainmatter, Pegasus Finvest, Shrem Group and several prominent family offices. According to the company, the fresh capital will be utilised to expand its service offerings, strengthen healthcare capabilities, invest in technology and accelerate the next phase of growth across India. 
Alongside its strategic investment, Shrem Group has partnered with Age Care Labs to establish Shremoha, a premium senior independent living platform designed to cater to India's expanding senior population. The platform will combine Shrem Group's experience in real estate, hospitality, infrastructure and long-term capital deployment with Age Care Labs' operational expertise in geriatric care and senior services. 
The partners said Shremoha will develop integrated senior living communities that combine independent residences with hospitality-led services, preventive healthcare, wellness programmes, emergency response systems, community engagement initiatives and coordinated professional care. The platform is intended to address the growing demand for professionally managed senior living communities as India's ageing population expands and family structures continue to evolve. 
According to the companies, increasing life expectancy, changing demographics and shifting lifestyle aspirations are creating demand for senior living environments that provide independence, safety, healthcare access and opportunities for social interaction without compromising quality of life. 
Commenting on the partnership, Saumyajit Roy, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Emoha, said the company had built experience across the senior care continuum through its Emoha and Epoch Elder Care brands, covering home-based care, assisted living and specialised care services. He added that the partnership with Shrem Group would extend these capabilities into the senior independent living segment by combining elder care expertise with real estate and hospitality capabilities to create communities that enable older adults to live independently while remaining connected and supported. 
Nitan Chhatwal, Founder and Managing Director of Shrem Group, said India is witnessing a shift in the expectations of its ageing population, with seniors increasingly seeking independent lifestyles supported by community living, comfort, safety and access to professional care. He stated that the partnership aims to create a senior independent living platform that responds to these changing preferences by integrating Shrem's real estate and hospitality expertise with Age Care Labs' operational knowledge of elder care. 
The companies added that Shrem's investment strengthens Age Care Labs' broader senior care platform while creating opportunities to align the company's elder care services with Shrem Group's hospitality and real estate businesses. Together, the organisations aim to develop an integrated platform operating at the intersection of senior living, healthcare, hospitality and real estate. 
Cap Connect acted as the exclusive financial adviser for the Series B1 fundraising and the strategic partnership.

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