What we do Rays of Belief Ltd is India's largest for-profit social enterprise providing early intervention and therapy services for children with neurodevelopmental disorders. |
Founded in 2,017 |
Market share Largest in India by number of centres for neurodevelopmental disorders intervention. |
Problem solved Addresses barriers of awareness, access, quality, and affordability in behavioral health for children with neurodevelopmental disorders. |
Top clients or who we serve Children aged 18 months to 15 years and their families. Primarily B2C focused on health and education sectors. |
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Our journey and innovations Started in Gurgaon in 2018; scaled from 71 to 136 centres by 2025. Innovated home-based learning kits with 2,000+ teaching tools. |
Where we operate Across India with 136 intervention centres. |
Top products or what we offer Early intervention centres providing therapy, parental guidance, vocational and life skill programs, and home learning kits. |
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Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue primarily from recurring therapy services at centres. |
Our industry position Market leader in India's neurodevelopmental disorder intervention space by centre count and coverage. |
Financial highlights Revenue of Rs.81.66 crore and net profit of Rs.4.96 crore for FY 2025-26. |
Geographical revenue split Revenue primarily from Indian operations; no international split reported. |
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Whats driving growth Expansion of centres, increased awareness, government support, and innovation in therapy delivery. |
Our future plans Planning a public equity issuance to fund growth and launch new early intervention centres. |
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Our people and values Focused on empowering families as co-therapists; emphasis on quality care and inclusion. |
Key challenges ahead Scaling quality care across centres and maintaining affordability amid growth. |
Interesting facts Has served over 56,500 children since inception; largest network of its kind in India. |
Risks and strategy Addressing access and quality barriers with multidisciplinary approach; funding growth via fresh equity issuance. |
