Building Healthier, Stronger Communities

Zyra Ventures is expanding into ventures that enhance wellbeing for underserved communities through affordable nutrition and accessible preventive healthcare.

Who We Are

Introduction of Zyra Ventures

Zyra was created to make essential healthcare & food accessible and affordable for factory workers. Working closely with PSBL, GHC, and Agroshift, Zyra now serves 34 factories and over 130,000 workers, and together we have built the Shera brand—well-known among worker communities.


Community Outlets

Shopfront outlets inside factories & nearby community gatherings

Delivery Logistics

Delivery vehicles enabling efficient, reliable logistics

Healthcare Verticals

Presence across pharmaceuticals, consumer health, diagnostics & wellbeing

Nationwide Distribution

Distribution points ensuring nationwide reach

Diagnostic & OPD

Fully equipped diagnostic & OPD facilities supporting accessible healthcare

Digital Health Platform

Digital health & ordering platform enabling seamless access to services and products

Free Health Check-Ups

Blood pressure, glucose, anemia, BMI screenings and preventive evaluations

Vaccination Programs

Flu, Hepatitis B, Tetanus, HPV, maternal vaccines for high-risk workers

Health Camps

Quarterly factory-hosted camps with deeper preventive care

Discounted Medicines

OTC medicines, wellness essentials, women’s health & immunity support

Mobile Clinic Service

Fully equipped medical van visiting factories on scheduled days

Health Education

Preventive culture building and worker health trend data reports

What We Offers

Integrated Healthcare

Our comprehensive suite of services delivers preventive healthcare directly to workers, reducing barriers to access and improving health outcomes.



To improve health outcomes for underserved populations—starting with workers and expanding to children and broader communities.

Every individual deserves access to quality healthcare and balanced nutrition. Our mission is rooted in delivering sustainable, worker-centered and community-centered solutions that strengthen wellbeing over time.

Bangladesh’s Factory Workers Face Critical Gaps

Health Issues
Fatigue, anemia, joint pain; untreated infections

Healthcare Access
No primary care; factory clinic = first aid only

Nutrition
Low-protein, low-micronutrient diet

Meet Amina, 27

Sweater Factory Worker, Gazipur

Her story represents 4 million RMG workers in Bangladesh

A Massive Unmet Need

Bangladesh’s RMG sector represents one of the largest concentrations of underserved workers, with significant healthcare spending gaps and strong demand for accessible primary care.

$130M

Annual Healthcare Budget

From ~3,500 RMG Factories

$86-190M

Total Addressable Market

Per year healthcare TAM

15

Distribution Hubs

Ensuring nationwide reach

100+

Delivery Vehicles

Efficient, reliable logistics

Free Basic Health Check-Ups

Blood Pressure

Anemia Screening

Blood Pressure

Blood Glucose

BMI Assessment

Health Education

2F624D Early detection of common chronic conditions and improved health outcomes for factory workers.

Proven Traction & Growth

Our grocery business has demonstrated strong market validation, setting the foundation for integrated healthcare services.

Current Traction
Grocery Business


130K

Worker Universe

93K

Registered Users

~43%

Monthly Conversion

~$22

Average Order Value

1 Year Projection
Grocery + Healthcare


250K

Worker Universe

200K

Registered Users

~55%

Monthly Conversion

~$30

Average Order Value

Why Factory Workers First?

1

High Concentration

4 million RMG workers with unmet healthcare needs

2

Scalable Model

Repeatable acquisition across factory clusters

3

Strong Demand

Workers need reliable, low-cost primary care

4

Budget Gaps

Inadequate factory wellness budgets create opportunity

  • Mobile health vans for textile workers
  • Factory-hosted vaccination & wellness programs
  • Women’s health outreach in garment clusters

Shera aligns Bangladesh with proven regional models while filling a large, unmet preventive healthcare gap.

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