Zigly targets Rs 100 crore revenue and 60 centres as it deepens vet care
The pet-care chain is targeting Rs 100 crore in revenue this financial year and around 60 centres by March 2027, up from 48 across 19 cities. It has acquired Prolife Speciality Vet Clinic and is seeking around Rs 150 crore to fund growth, expansion and acquisitions.
The development
Zigly is targeting Rs 100 crore in revenue this financial year and around 60 centres by March 2027, while expanding veterinary care and private labels. It has acquired Prolife Speciality Vet Clinic and is looking to raise around Rs 150 crore for growth, expansion and acquisitions.
The numbers
- Rs 100 crore
- 48 centres
- 19 cities
- around 60 centres
- March 2027
Why it matters to operators and investors
Zigly’s 12-centre expansion and Prolife clinic acquisition make scaling veterinary capacity and consistent service quality key to reaching its Rs 100 crore revenue target.
What to watch next
- Fundraise announcement, investor participation and any material change to the expansion plan.
- Centre count and opening cadence against the target of around 60 by March 2027.
- Further clinic acquisitions, integration updates or expansion into additional cities.
- Vet hiring, clinic utilization and repeat-visit indicators.
- Revenue and margin disclosures that reveal whether veterinary care is adding profitable customer spend.
The counter-case
The Rs 100 crore revenue target and 60-centre plan are ambitions, not evidence of profitable growth. Adding 12 centres and acquiring a veterinary clinic could raise costs faster than sales, while a Rs 150 crore fundraise may dilute owners or prove difficult if investor appetite is weak. The signal gives no margins, cash burn, centre-level economics, or acquisition terms.