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Astrology-focused platform AstroTalk is in mid stage talks to raise a new funding round in the range of $50-100 million, according to three sources aware of the development. The fresh funding talks have been initiated after a gap of 12 months for the Noida-based company.
“The discussions are ongoing with multiple investors, including a few existing backers,” said one of the sources on condition of anonymity. “The new round is likely to be the final one before the company files its DRHP for a public listing by the first half of the next year.”
As per sources, the firm will begin the IPO process in a few months.
AstroTalk closed a $14 million funding round in June last year. As of now, it has raised $34 million from Left Lane and Elev8 Capital.
“Astrotalk is seeking a valuation of $1.3 to $1.5 billion in the new round, which is expected to close in the next couple of months,” said another source, who requested anonymity as the discussions are private. This will be a substantial increase from its earlier $300 million valuation.
If the firm achieves this valuation, Astrotalk will join the ranks of Jumbotail, Drools, Porter, Netradyne, and Juspay, all of which became unicorns in the ongoing calendar year (2025).
For the uninitiated, AstroTalk is an online platform that enables users to consult with astrologers through the internet, phone calls, and chat. It claims to host a network of 45,634 professionals, including astrologers, tarot readers, numerologists, and Vastu experts. The platform offers services for personalized predictions and guidance on areas such as marriage, relationships, career, health, and more.
The Puneet Gupta-led company has recorded strong growth over the past two fiscal years. As per an internal document reviewed by Entrackr, Astrotalk ended FY25 with Rs 1,182 crore in revenue and a profit of over Rs 250 crore. This follows a sharp rise in FY24, when it reported Rs 651 crore in revenue and Rs 100 crore in profit.
AstroTalk declined to comment on the story.
AstroTalk recently diversified its offerings with the launch of a D2C vertical focused on spiritual and wellness products. This includes services like puja bookings, gemstones, and astrological remedies. According to co-founder Anmol Jain, the D2C business is expected to contribute 25-30% of overall revenue while maintaining profitability.
AstroTalk’s planned IPO comes at a time when profitable, consumer-tech startups are seeing renewed interest from investors. If successful, it would be the first venture-funded player in the online astrology segment to go public. The company faces competition from platforms like Astrosage, Astroyogi, GaneshaSpeaks, and InstraAstro.