Clinics On Cloud Raises $12.5 Million Series A From Dubai Investors

Pune-based health-tech startup Clinics On Cloud has raised $12.5 million in a Series A round from Dubai-based investors. The money came through Model42, which is powered by Enlightened Minds Investments, according to the company's press release.

How the funds will be used

Clinics On Cloud said it will put the capital into three areas: strengthening its artificial intelligence-led healthcare capabilities, expanding research and development, and growing its network of connected microclinics.

The round will also support international expansion. The company has named the United Arab Emirates as its global expansion hub, a choice that fits with the Dubai origin of its investors.

Why it matters

The deal links an Indian health-tech company with Gulf capital at a time when startups are looking beyond their home market for growth. A connected microclinic model, backed by AI tools, aims to bring primary care closer to patients through smaller, technology-enabled facilities rather than large hospitals.

For Clinics On Cloud, using the UAE as a base could give it a platform to pursue other overseas markets. The company said it plans to explore opportunities beyond its home market, though the details of those plans were not specified in the announcement.

The company did not disclose further financial terms in the information available, such as valuation or the size of each investor's stake.