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Boldfit funding, valuation and investors
Indian omnichannel sports, fitness equipment, footwear and apparel brand.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series B
₹400 crore · October 12, 2026
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
Not publicly disclosed
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series b · Bengaluru, India
Overview
Boldfit is a Bengaluru-based sports and fitness brand selling equipment, accessories, footwear and apparel through digital marketplaces, its own storefront and expanding offline distribution. Founded by Pallav Bihani and Aasshna Guptaa, the company positions itself as an accessible Indian alternative in a category dominated by global sportswear groups and large-format retailers.
Why Boldfit is interesting
Boldfit is testing whether an Indian digital-first fitness brand can use marketplace scale and athlete-led brand partnerships to build a broader omnichannel sports platform.
Product & use cases
Boldfit sells fitness accessories, gym equipment, sports shoes, apparel and licensed team merchandise. The Series B is intended to fund product development, manufacturing capacity, acquisitions and an expansion from online distribution into physical retail.
- Consumer fitness accessories and home-gym equipment.
- Sports footwear, activewear and licensed team merchandise.
- Omnichannel sports retail in India.
Key facts
- Raised ₹400 crore in a Series B led by Bharat Value Fund in October 2026.
- Existing investor Bessemer Venture Partners participated in the Series B.
- The company says it reaches more than 20 million customers annually and has grown at over 80% CAGR during the past three years.
Funding history (newest first)
Series B
2026-10-12 ₹400 croreSeries A
2024-11-01 ₹110 croreSource: https://entrackr.com/2024/11/exclusive-boldfit-raises-rs-110-cr-led-by-bessemer-venture-partners/
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Boldfit combines a wide product catalogue, Indian price points, marketplace reach and sports partnerships. Its ability to translate those strengths into repeat purchases and productive stores will determine whether the brand can move beyond online customer acquisition.
The company faces global sportswear brands, Decathlon's vertically integrated retail model and Indian digital-native labels. Offline expansion brings inventory, lease and working-capital risk, while a broad catalogue can make quality control and brand positioning harder.
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Decathlon incumbent
Large-format, vertically integrated sports retailer with broad category coverage and value pricing.
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Cultsport direct
Indian fitness and sports brand spanning equipment, apparel and footwear.
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HRX direct
Indian celebrity-backed activewear and fitness brand with strong marketplace distribution.
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Nike, Adidas and Puma incumbent
Global sportswear groups competing for footwear and apparel spending.
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