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Sisters in Sweat

Bengaluru, India · Founded 2017 · Privately Held (backing)

Last price · $/share
Implied valuation
$1.9M
Total raised
$240K
Last round

Key facts

  • Sisters in Sweat’s last known valuation is $1.9M (Feb 2025).
  • It has raised $240K; the latest was Later Stage VC ($240K) in Feb 2025.
  • Notable investors include Rainmatter Capital.
  • Status: Privately Held (backing).
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Funding rounds

No rounds on record

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About Sisters in Sweat

Operator of a sports and wellness community intended for women in India. The company offers events, sessions, and packages for several activities and fosters connections, inspiration and support, enabling women to uplift each other.

Sector
Consumer Products and Services (B2C)
HQ
Bengaluru, India
Founded
2017
Ownership
Privately Held (backing)
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Recorded secondary trades

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Institutional fund marks

No fund marks yet

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