Axten Hospitals Raises INR 2.5 Cr to Expand Surgical Hospital Network

The newly raised capital will be deployed to establish three additional hospital facilities over the next 12 months

Gurugram-based Axten Hospitals, a unit of TAH Global Healthcare, has raised INR 2.5 crore in its first structured funding led by PedalStart with participation from a group of angel investors.

The newly raised capital is expected to be utilized to establish three additional hospital facilities over the next 12 months.

The expansion strategy is expected to include an asset-light approach with investments directed towards branding, legal setup, and working capital rather than heavy infrastructure ownership.

In addition, the company also plans to introduce a technology-enabled patient journey platform, enabling seamless hospital discovery, booking, and post-operative care coordination.

The platform seeks to support patients with navigation for hospitals, doctors, rooms, and services, with full pricing transparency, while ensuring access to structured follow-ups and care coordination.

Founded by Gauttam Chhabra, Axten Hospitals operates as a surgical care model focused on standardised clinical delivery, operational efficiency, and transparent pricing.

Last year, the startup launched its pilot facility in East of Kailash, New Delhi, which also reported a revenue of approximately INR 9 crore in its first year, while remaining EBITDA positive.

Commenting on the new development, Gauttam Chhabra, Founder, Axten Hospitals, said, “We are building a healthcare system where patients no longer have to worry about hidden costs or uncertainty. Our goal is to make surgical care transparent, predictable, and accessible, while maintaining the highest standards of quality. This fundraise allows us to scale that vision and bring our model to more cities across India.”

Axten Hospitals focuses on high-volume surgical procedures across multiple specialities, including general surgery, orthopaedics, gynaecology, urology, ENT, and oncology.

The company’s model includes fixed-price surgical packages under its “Honest Surgery Price” approach aimed at reducing variability in treatment costs.

Further, the expansion will focus mainly on metro cities with high surgical demand and limited access to quality, standardised care.

The startup also plans to build a network of over 25 specialized smart surgery facilities across the top five metro cities and is reportedly targeting INR 250 crore in revenue over the next five years.

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