Birmingham-based Rem3dy Health, the parent company of the personalised vitamin brand Nourished, has secured £14 million in funding at a company valuation of £84 million. The investment round was led by a diverse group of global strategic investors, including Japanese wellness giant Suntory, Spanish brewing company Estrella Galicia, Indian healthcare provider Apollo Hospitals, and French nutrition firm Danone.
Revolutionising Personalised Nutrition
The funding will be used to scale Nourished's 3D-printed vitamin technology, which allows for the creation of customised nutritional supplements tailored to individual needs. By leveraging advanced 3D printing techniques, Rem3dy Health aims to disrupt the traditional supplement industry, moving away from one-size-fits-all formulations toward precision nutrition.
This approach addresses growing consumer demand for personalised health solutions, particularly in the wake of increased awareness around dietary deficiencies and individualised wellness. The company’s technology allows for precise dosing and formulation, enabling users to receive vitamins and minerals in combinations that match their unique biomarkers and health goals.
Strategic Investor Backing
The involvement of major players like Suntory and Apollo Hospitals signals strong confidence in Rem3dy Health’s potential to reshape the global nutrition market. These investors bring not only capital but also extensive distribution networks and domain expertise in health and wellness.
“This funding round validates the growing demand for personalised nutrition solutions,” said a Rem3dy Health spokesperson. “We’re excited to expand our operations and bring 3D-printed vitamins to a global audience, offering a more effective and sustainable alternative to traditional supplements.”
Looking Ahead
With this latest investment, Rem3dy Health is poised to accelerate its international expansion and enhance its technological capabilities. The company plans to use the funds to refine its 3D printing process, scale production, and enter new markets across Europe and Asia.
The success of Nourished’s model could pave the way for broader adoption of 3D-printed health products, potentially transforming how consumers approach dietary supplements and preventive healthcare.
