Zigly acquires Prolife Speciality Vet Clinic to expand Mumbai presence
The deal marks Zigly’s third veterinary acquisition. Prolife reports Rs 4.36 crore in annual recurring revenue, with the Mumbai clinic expected to transition to 24x7 operations within nine to twelve months.
The development
Zigly Pet Care acquired Prolife Speciality Vet Clinic in Mumbai on September 30, 2026, marking its third veterinary acquisition. The clinic reports annual recurring revenue of Rs 4.36 crore and is expected to transition to a 24x7 facility within nine to twelve months.
The numbers
- September 30, 2026
- third
- Rs 4.36 crore
- 24x7
- nine to twelve months
Why it matters to operators and investors
Zigly’s Mumbai expansion makes consistent clinical service and staffing priorities ahead of Prolife’s planned shift to 24x7 operations within nine to twelve months.
What to watch next
- 24x7 launch announcement and overnight staffing recruitment within the stated nine-to-twelve-month window.
- Customer and veterinarian retention through the ownership transition.
- Same-clinic revenue growth against Prolife’s reported Rs 4.36 crore annual recurring revenue baseline.
- Repeat-visit frequency and conversion of clinic customers into retail or preventive-care purchases.
- Overnight case volumes, referral sources and clinic-level margins after expanded hours begin.
The counter-case
A third acquisition signals expansion, not proven value creation. Prolife’s reported Rs 4.36 crore in annual recurring revenue says little about profitability or acquisition payback. Moving to 24x7 operations could raise staffing and operating costs before overnight demand is established, while the nine-to-twelve-month transition delays any associated benefits.