Bengaluru-based Startup Pulse Bags $4 Mn in Seed Funding

The new funds will be deployed to set up a dedicated R&D hub, accelerate product development, and secure regulatory certifications

Bengaluru-based medtech startup Pulse has raised $ 4 million in a seed funding round led by 3one4 Capital, with participation from Incubate Fund Asia, Stride Ventures, and other angel investors.

The funding aims to support the startup’s effort to build a full-stack medical equipment manufacturing platform focused on delivering affordable and globally compliant products.

The new funds will be deployed to set up a dedicated R&D hub, accelerate product development, secure regulatory certifications, and strengthen MSME manufacturing partners through quality and process upgrades.

With the new funding, the startup seeks to enable Indian manufacturers to scale production and compete with global medical device companies.

Founded in 2025 by Anshul Sharma and Nishant Goel, Pulse designs and manufactures medical equipment for critical care, renal care and cardiac care.

The startup focuses on low and mid-complexity medical equipment and consumables, where India has strong manufacturing depth but remains highly import-dependent.

Going forward, the startup plans to build a large horizontal OEM in India, serving multiple medical equipment categories for both domestic and global markets.

In its initial phase, Pulse is targeting mid-tier hospitals with 50 to 200 beds across India, offering reliable products in select categories such as critical care and renal care.

The company also plans to expand its presence in larger hospitals and corporate hospital chains, while broadening its product portfolio horizontally across medical specialties.

Commenting on the new funding, co-founders Anshul Sharma and Nishant Goel said in a joint statement. “Through our experience with asset-light manufacturing, we have seen how Indian SMEs can build world-class medical equipment when enabled with the right quality systems, certifications, and service infrastructure. Pulse is focused on turning this capability into a reliable, service-backed Indian alternative that can scale across hospitals in India and emerging markets.”

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