Age Care Labs raises ₹85 crore in Series B1 round, partners with Shrem Group to launch senior living platform
Funding to support expansion of elder care platform as Shremoha to develop senior independent living communities
Age Care Labs, an elder care platform operating through its brands Emoha and Epoch Elder Care, has raised ₹85 crore (USD 9 million) in its Series B1 funding round.
According to the company, the Series B1 round is part of a larger Series B round of ₹250 crore (USD 30 million), which is expected to be launched in the first quarter of 2027. The funding round saw participation from Rainmatter (Zerodha), Pegasus Finvest, several family offices and Shrem Group.
The company stated that the capital will be used to strengthen its elder care platform, expand its service offering, invest in technology, strengthen healthcare capabilities and support its next phase of growth across India.
Age Care Labs also announced that, alongside its investment, Shrem Group will partner with Emoha to establish Shremoha, a senior independent living platform for India’s senior population.
According to the company, the partnership brings together Shrem Group’s expertise across real estate, hospitality, infrastructure and long-term capital with Emoha’s operational experience and elder care capabilities. The two organisations aim to develop senior living communities that combine independent living, wellness, hospitality and access to professional care under one platform.
The company stated that India’s senior population is growing, alongside rising life expectancy, changing family structures and increasing demand for professionally managed senior living communities. It added that demand is also increasing for environments that offer independence, safety, community engagement and access to healthcare.
According to the company, Shremoha will develop senior independent living communities with residences, hospitality-led services, preventive healthcare, wellness programmes, emergency response, community engagement and coordinated care.
Commenting on the development, Saumyajit Roy, Co-founder and CEO, Emoha, said, “At Emoha, our mission has always been to help seniors age with dignity, independence, and joy. Through Emoha and Epoch, we have built experience across the senior care continuum, from care at home to assisted living and specialised care. Shremoha allows us to bring that capability into senior independent living, together with a partner that understands real estate, hospitality, and long-term platform creation. Our ambition is to build communities where seniors are not just cared for but are active, connected, and fully alive.”
Nitan Chhatwal, Founder and Managing Director, Shrem Group, said, “India is at the beginning of a major shift in how seniors live. The next generation of seniors is independent, aspirational, and focused on quality of life. They do not want to withdraw from life. They want to live better, with community, comfort, safety, and access to care when needed. Shremoha is being built for this shift. By bringing together Shrem’s real estate, hospitality, infrastructure, and long-term capital capabilities with Emoha’s senior care expertise, we believe we can create a category-defining senior independent living platform for India.”
The company stated that Shrem Group’s investment also strengthens Age Care Labs’ senior care platform and aligns it with Shrem’s hospitality and real estate initiatives. According to the company, the two organisations aim to build a platform spanning senior living, care, hospitality and real estate.
Cap Connect acted as the exclusive financial advisor for the Series B1 funding round and the strategic partnership.
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