Clear aligner brand Toothsi’s parent company secures 900 million rupees in funding to expand in the Indian and Southeast Asian markets

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DentalGoodNews｜On October 13, Toothsi's parent company MakeO, an invisible orthodontics brand, announced that it had secured 900 million rupees (approximately 63.26 million yuan) in financing, led by Singularity AMC, with participation from DSP Family Office, Genesis, Unispace Ventures, and other companies. The company said the funds will be used for offline expansion in India and Southeast Asia (including organic growth and mergers and acquisitions), as well as investment in consumer experience, clinical centers, back-end technology, and manufacturing facilities.

MakeO was founded in 2018 by four orthodontists. It operates more than 60 offline clinical centers in India and serves over 400,000 consumers. This financing follows MakeO's acquisition of Singapore-based consumer dental company Zenyum, and according to its disclosure, the combined company has approximately 1,100 partner dentists across 10 countries.

According to previous reports by DGN, prior to this round of financing, MakeO had raised more than $100 million (approximately 673 million yuan) in cumulative financing from investors including Eight Roads Ventures, 360 ONE Asset, and Paramark Ventures, including a $16 million financing round in January 2024 led by 360 ONE Asset and Ashish Kacholia's investment office, as well as an additional 1 billion rupees (approximately 70.29 million yuan) from existing investors in June 2025.

The company said that its combined business revenue has now exceeded 5 billion rupees (approximately 351 million yuan), and it achieved EBITDA profitability earlier this year. It aims to double revenue within 2 to 3 years and continue to expand its business and strengthen its presence in existing and new markets.