Temple reaches $375m valuation in secondary sale, launches ESOP liquidity plan
Deepinder Goyal-founded wellness wearable startup Temple has nearly doubled its valuation from about $190 million through a secondary share sale. The company has also launched its first ESOP liquidity programme as it builds product and team capacity ahead of a commercial wearable launch expected within a year.
Deepinder Goyal-founded wellness wearable startup Temple doubled its valuation to $375 million through a secondary sale and launched its first ESOP liquidity programme. The company is expanding product development and team capacity ahead of a broader commercial launch within a year.
Why this matters
Temple’s $375m secondary sale follows reports that it was targeting a $500m valuation for a ₹75,000–80,000 forehead wearable and a recent signal on its ESOP buyback at the same valuation.
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