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TT&A, CMS INDUSLAW advise investors on Nua $50 million Series C fundraise

The investment marks a significant milestone in Nua’s growth journey as it expands beyond its core period-care offering.

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Lagom Labs Private Limited, dba Nua, has raised $50 million from a Series C fundraise co-led by Peak XV Partners and Filter Capital India.

TT&A advised Peak XV Partners Growth Investments IV on this fundraise.

The transaction team consisted of Sachin Mehta (Partner), Nikhil Bahl (Partner), Garvita Mehrotra (Managing Associate), Associates Dakshita Arora and Eshani Agarwal, and Ruchi Tripathi (Company Secretary).

Sachin Mehta, Nikhil Bahl

CMS INDUSLAW advised Filter Capital India on this fundraise.

The transaction team consisted of Aakash Dasgupta (Partner), Ravin Abhyankar (Senior Associate), Anshul Bhuwalka (Senior Associate), Chandresh Goyal (Senior Associate) and Samriddhi Kabra (Associate).

The Corporate Secretarial team comprised of Ruhi Jain (Executive Director), Chetna Agarwal (Assistant Manager) and Fhareen Khan (Executive)

Suneeth Katarki (Founding & Senior Partner) provided strategic inputs on the transaction.

Aakash Dasgupta

Nua is a leading digital-first, omnichannel women’s wellness brand.

The investment marks a significant milestone in Nua’s growth journey as it expands beyond its core period-care offering into a broader women’s wellness platform.

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