Healthtech startup CARPL.ai raises $10 M Series A funding from IFC

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) led the $10 million Series A investment round for healthtech startup CARPL.ai, which also included participation from other unidentified investors and current investor Stellaris Venture Partners.
The business has previously raised $6 million from private investors and Stellaris Venture Partners in 2023.
The company’s technology stack will be strengthened, product development will be accelerated, and its global sales and delivery teams will be expanded with the help of the new funding.
CARPL.ai, an AI-powered platform founded in 2018 by Vidur Mahajan, allows radiologists and hospitals to find, implement, oversee, and monitor various medical imaging AI applications using a single interface.
More than 300 AI applications from more than 100 suppliers are available on the startup’s marketplace.
Thirty hospitals and medical facilities throughout North America, Europe, the Middle East, India, Southeast Asia, Australia, and Latin America are currently served by CARPL.ai.
The government of Singapore, RadNet, I-MED Radiology, Fleury, Medica, and the Clinton Health Access Initiative in India are among its clients.




