Fabpad, an Indian menstrual hygiene brand, has raised fresh seed funding to strengthen its distribution network and expand its presence across multiple sales channels. The round was led by Gurugram based Inflection Point Ventures, though the company did not disclose the amount raised. The funding marks an important step for the brand as it looks to scale access to menstrual care products across urban and non urban markets.
Founded by Shripriya Dhelia, with Dipesh Dhelia serving as chief executive officer, Fabpad operates across both reusable and disposable menstrual hygiene categories. The company follows an asset light model and caters to consumer, institutional and private label segments. Over the years, it has supplied products at scale to NGOs, institutions and large buyers while steadily building a pan India footprint.
According to the company, the newly raised capital will be used to expand distribution across direct to consumer platforms, online marketplaces, quick commerce channels and offline retail. A portion of the funds will also go towards brand building, customer acquisition and strengthening senior leadership across growth and operations. Working capital support is another focus area as the company looks to maintain a stable and transparent order pipeline across its different business lines.
Fabpad’s approach reflects a broader shift in India’s menstrual hygiene space, where brands are increasingly balancing affordability, scale and operational efficiency. While awareness around menstrual health has improved in recent years, access and consistency remain uneven, especially outside major cities. Brands operating with institutional partnerships and retail reach are playing a key role in closing that gap.
Inflection Point Ventures, which has backed several early stage consumer and health focused startups, said it sees long term potential in companies addressing essential needs with scalable models. For Fabpad, the funding provides momentum to deepen its market presence while continuing to serve both impact driven and commercial segments.
As competition intensifies in the menstrual care market, Fabpad’s next phase will likely be defined by how effectively it converts expanded reach into sustained trust and repeat adoption across India.
