Foxhog CEO Tarun Poddar Says “ It’s time for India, speaks about ease access of funds in the Health Tech Industry in Bengaluru.
In a noteworthy visit to Bengaluru today, Foxhog CEO Tarun Poddar addressed the pressing issue of fund accessibility in the thriving Health Tech Industry, a sector experiencing significant growth in the country. Foxhog, under Poddar’s leadership, operates Sumanchna Springedge Healthcare, a rapidly expanding healthcare company with a strong foothold in India.
Speaking at a gathering of entrepreneurs in the city, Tarun Poddar, a Stanford alumnus and CEO of Foxhog, emphasized the pivotal role the health tech industry is poised to play in the market over the next five years. He highlighted Foxhog’s commitment as a core investor, expressing confidence that the company’s support will catalyze the growth of emerging entrepreneurs in the field.
In a noteworthy visit to Bengaluru today, Foxhog CEO Tarun Poddar addressed the pressing issue of fund accessibility in the thriving Health Tech Industry, a sector experiencing significant growth in the country. Foxhog, under Poddar’s leadership, operates Sumanchna Springedge Healthcare, a rapidly expanding healthcare company with a strong foothold in India.
Speaking at a gathering of entrepreneurs in the city, Tarun Poddar, a Stanford alumnus and CEO of Foxhog, emphasized the pivotal role the health tech industry is poised to play in the market over the next five years. He highlighted Foxhog’s commitment as a core investor, expressing confidence that the company’s support will catalyze the growth of emerging entrepreneurs in the field.
Celebrating three successful years of operations in India this March, Foxhog has solidified its global presence across six countries. The company’s innovative “VC FOR VILLAGES” module has proven to be a lucrative venture, with the majority of its revenue generated from rural areas in the country. The recently concluded Q1FY 23 marked a significant milestone for Foxhog, achieving a remarkable $104 million in revenue, reflecting a notable 29% global profit increase. Within the Indian market alone, the company’s operations contributed $40 million to this success.
