Gamepoint Raises ₹7 Crore in Pre-Series A Funding for Multi-Sport Centres

Tech-enabled sports startup Gamepoint has raised ₹7 crore in a Pre-Series A funding round to support the growth of its multi-sport centre network. The investment will be used to strengthen its technology platform and operational systems.  

Founded by Aditya Reddy and Siddharth Reddy, the company operates professionally managed centres in Hyderabad, offering coaching for children, pay-and-play options for adults, and corporate event solutions. 

Funding Round and Investors 

The round was led by Dr Raj P Narayanam, founder of Zaggle, and Aditya Vuchi, general partner at VCMint. Participation came from Praveen Raju, founder of Suchitra Academy, and other unnamed investors.  

The capital will primarily support geographical expansion and digital infrastructure development across existing and new locations. 

Business Model and Expansion Plan 

Gamepoint’s centres provide structured programmes for children and flexible access for adults. The company currently serves all age groups through membership and pay-as-you-play models. It aims to scale to over 300 multi-sport centres in metros, Tier I and Tier II cities over the coming years. 

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Operational Focus and Market Presence 

The startup has built a reputation for consistent service delivery in Hyderabad. Its strategy includes replicating its operational model in other urban centres.  

The funding will not only expand physical footprint but also improve backend systems for booking, coaching management, and customer engagement. 

Conclusion 

Gamepoint has secured ₹7 crore in Pre-Series A funding to expand its multi-sport centre network. The capital will enhance technology and operations as the company works toward opening over 300 centres across India. 

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