The Gurugram-based eldercare platform Emoha reported robust growth in the fiscal year that concluded in March 2025, controlling its losses while maintaining stable expenses.
Operating revenue for the eldercare platform increased 40% year over year to Rs 74.35 crore in FY25 from Rs 53.21 crore in FY24. The FY25 figures come from company filings and are based on provisional financial statements.
Key Highlights
- Emoha’s FY25 revenue surged 40% YoY to ₹74.35 crore, bolstered by strong operational growth.
- Cost controls helped cut losses by 32%, from ₹54.16 crore in FY24 to ₹36.68 crore now.
A wide range of senior citizen support services are provided by Emoha, an at-home senior care provider. Services like health monitoring, lab and diagnostic services, medical equipment rentals, and round-the-clock emergency assistance are some of the ways it makes money.
In addition, the Gurugram-based business generated Rs 37 lacs in non-operating income, bringing its overall revenue to Rs 74.72 crore.
During the fiscal year, Emoha spent Rs 1.5 for every rupee of revenue. Since the company has not yet formally submitted its financial statements for FY25, these numbers are provisional.
TheKredible, a startup data intelligence platform, reports that Emoha has raised roughly $16 million so far, including a $11 million round led by Rainmatter Capital and Gruhas, which are backed by Nikhil Kamath.
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Employee benefit costs continued to be the biggest cost center, making up 42% of the company's total expenses in FY25 at Rs 46.8 crore, a 14% decrease from Rs 54.2 crore in the prior fiscal year.
Other operational costs totaled Rs 64 crore, although a thorough breakdown of costs was not given. These costs most likely included marketing, nursing services, medical supplies, equipment rentals, and other expenditures. At Rs 111.4 crore, total expenses stayed constant.
Losses were cut by 32% to Rs 36.68 crore from Rs 54.16 crore in FY24 thanks to the company's cost-control measures and revenue growth. Its EBITDA margin was -48.86%, and its ROCE was -33.49%.
