SuperYou, the protein-first snacking brand co-founded by Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh and entrepreneur Nikunj Biyani, has raised ₹63 crore in a Series B funding round, led jointly by V3 Ventures and existing investor Rainmatter, with participation from GCCF. The fundraise marks a significant milestone for the brand, which has already achieved an impressive ₹200 crore annual recurring revenue (ARR) as of December 2025, driven by rising demand for its taste-led, better-for-you nutrition products.
The newly raised capital will power SuperYou’s next phase of aggressive expansion, with a sharp focus on R&D acceleration, new category launches, and deeper market penetration across India. Staying true to its philosophy of “taste first, nutrition second,” the brand plans to broaden its product ecosystem across protein-based snacks and functional nutrition offerings.
SuperYou has gained strong traction with its flagship Protein Wafers, followed by multigrain chips, minis, and fermented yeast protein powders, successfully challenging traditional perceptions around healthy snacking. The brand is now preparing to enter adjacent food and supplement categories, unlocking new consumption occasions while maintaining its core promise of enjoyable, functional nutrition.
Commenting on the investment, Arjun Vaidya, Co-founder of V3 Ventures, highlighted SuperYou’s rare ability to combine deep consumer insight with strong product innovation, enabling rapid scale in a short time. Rainmatter also reaffirmed its confidence in the brand’s long-term potential within India’s evolving health and nutrition landscape.
Nikunj Biyani noted that the funding will help SuperYou sharpen innovation, build entirely new categories, and scale distribution faster across online and offline channels. Ranveer Singh added that SuperYou aims to make healthy living simple, fun, and accessible, positioning the brand as a movement rather than just a product line.
With strong investor backing, rapid growth, and a clear vision, SuperYou is well on its way to reshaping India’s functional nutrition market.
