Cellarim Labs raises ₹6 crore to commercialise cell-free hyaluronic acid for Indian beauty brands
Bengaluru-based Cellarim Labs will use its seed round to build a pilot-scale facility and expand B2B supply of NeuHyal, its cell-free hyaluronic-acid range. The company is positioning local production as an alternative to imported cosmetic ingredients; the pilot plant is not yet operational.
Bengaluru-based Cellarim Labs raised ₹6 crore to build a pilot facility and commercialise NeuHyal, a cell-free manufactured hyaluronic-acid range. The B2B supplier aims to reduce Indian beauty brands’ reliance on imported cosmetic ingredients.
Why this matters
The funding follows Cellarim Labs’ recent signal on scaling India-made hyaluronic acid for beauty brands, reinforcing its move from ingredient development toward B2B supply and pilot-scale production.
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