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Health X Platform Limited operates a digital network of healthcare and portfolio management services in India. The company operates through the Financial Services and Healthcare Network segments. It is involved in the financing of loans; investment in shares and securities; and activities for pathology and marketing of healthcare and OTC products through e-commerce portal. The company also provides financial consultancy, professional fees, wealth management, financial planning, distribution, and related services, as well as diagnostic services, including pathological/radiological investigation. In addition, it operates digital platforms for healthcare, including the Sastasundar app, a consumer-focused digital healthcare platform consisting of pharmacy, diagnostics, and wellness; and retailershakti.com, a B2B digital platform for pharmaceutical and wellness products. The company was formerly known as Sastasundar Ventures Limited Limited and changed its name to Health X Platform Limited in February 2026. Health X Platform Limited was incorporated in 1989 and is based in Kolkata, India.
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