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Ankit Nagori from Flipkart to Curefoods

Ankit Nagori left Cult.fit to run its food arm as a separate company, Curefoods.

Ankit Nagori is a co-founder of Cult.fit, which began in 2016 as CureFit. He founded it with Mukesh Bansal, the Myntra founder.

He graduated from IIT Guwahati in 2007 and started YouthPad, a social media venture, which he ran for about three years. In 2010 he joined Flipkart as an early employee. He later became its chief business officer and left in 2016 to start CureFit.

In 2020 the Eat.fit food business was separated into Curefoods. Nagori moved to lead it as founder, chairman, managing director and CEO.

Curefoods runs cloud kitchens and food brands across India. Cult.fit filed its DRHP in July 2026 and reported SEBI approval in October 2026.

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What is Ankit Nagori's education?

Ankit Nagori graduated from IIT Guwahati in 2007.

What did Ankit Nagori do before Cult.fit?

He ran a social media startup, YouthPad, for about three years. He joined Flipkart in 2010 and rose to a senior role in its marketplace business.

What is Ankit Nagori's role at Curefoods?

He is the founder, chairman, managing director and CEO of Curefoods, which was carved out of Cult.fit's food business in 2020.

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