1998
Mumbai (India)
Series A
Lords Mark has evolved from a paper manufacturer into a dynamic conglomerate driving innovation across diagnostics, MedTech, renewable energy and electric mobility.The company leverages strategic diversification to capitalize on India’s sustainability and healthcare megatrends. The company is poised for a reverse merger with Kratos Energy to list on BSE within 90–120 days, accelerating its vision to become a globally recognized brand.
Diagnostics & MedTech: Rapid test kits (ICMR-approved), biochemistry reagents, and AI-powered remote patient monitoring systems.
Renewable Energy: Rooftop solar EPC projects for government/schools. Defense-grade LED lighting (e.g., INS Vikramaditya warship).
Paper & Industrial: BIS-certified continuous stationery for railways, postal services, and government depots.
EV & Future Tech: Electric scooters under Lords Automative; genome testing via Lords Mark Biotech.
MedTech/IVD: 41% (₹228 Cr), driven by tender-based government contracts and exports.
Renewable Energy/LED: 41% (₹228 Cr), anchored by UPNEDA solar projects.
Paper: 18% (₹100 Cr), with phased divestment underway.
B2G: 70% revenue from government tenders (solar, railways, defense).
B2B: Distribution via JVs (e.g., Braithwaite & Co for railway hospitals).
B2C: Limited via health kiosks and EV sales.
Governments: UPNEDA, Punjab Energy, Assam Power (₹1,587 Cr order book for solar/LED).
Braithwaite & Co: 5-year JV for supplying MedTech to Indian Railways.
Dozee: AI-patient monitoring distribution in public hospitals.
Cipla Healthcare: OTC product distribution pan-India.
Defense & Infrastructure: Indian Navy (warship lighting), Philips India (solar lighting).
Global MedTech Push: Replicate US entry in EU/Australia; target $50M exports by 2027.
Renewables Scale-Up: Execute ₹1,415 Cr solar order book over 5 years.
EV & Biotech: Launch next-gen e-scooters; expand genome testing for preventive care.
Margin Pressure: Low-bid solar tenders (₹4.80/unit) and MedTech import costs.
Regulatory Hurdles: FDA/CE certifications for global MedTech expansion.
$3.6 Million
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$3.6 Million, Series A
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Hindustan Media Ventures
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Trivitron Healthcare
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Date | Round Name | Amount | Valuation | Revenue | Revenue Multiple | Investors |
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February 3, 2025 | Series A | $3.6 Million | - | - | - | Hindustan Media Ventures |