Naluri, a Southeast Asian digital employee health and wellbeing provider, has raised $5m in a Series B equity round.
The funding was led by TELUS Global Ventures, via its Pollinator Fund for Good, with participation from Sumitomo Corporation Equity Asia, M Venture Partners, and others. It brings Naluri’s total Series B funding to $14m.
Naluri delivers technology-driven health programmes combining professional coaching and clinical expertise to support mental health, chronic disease management, and overall wellbeing. Its tools also provide employers and insurers with data-driven insights into the value of health improvements.
The new funding will be used to support working capital, reach profitability within a year, and drive expansion into the Philippines and Vietnam.
TELUS Global Ventures managing partner Terry Doyle said, “Our investment in Naluri allows us to expand our footprint in Southeast Asia while also demonstrating TELUS’ strategic commitment to leading the evolution of workplace mental health solutions globally.
“Naluri’s comprehensive approach to employee wellbeing, combined with their innovative programmes that integrate mental health, preventive behavioral health, and chronic disease management, positions them perfectly to address the growing demand for holistic health solutions in the workplace across Southeast Asian markets.”
Naluri group CEO and co-founder Azran Osman-Rani said, “We are deeply honoured to have won the trust of our investors to scale this business model and reach the 1 million lives covered milestone.
“I’m extremely proud of my team who stood together through the macroeconomic storms of the past couple of years, batten down the hatches to deliver consistent positive unit economics in this period. We’ve emerged stronger and battle-hardened, ready for smarter market expansion.”
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