Rays of Belief Limited has disclosed that its wholly owned subsidiary, Mom’s Belief US Inc., has acquired and holds 100% of the equity shareholding of City Pro Group Inc., making it a step-down wholly owned subsidiary of the company effective September 18, 2026. The aggregate cash consideration for the acquisition is USD 2,000,000. Target entity City Pro Group Inc. reported a turnover of USD 1,14,32,394.52 for the year ended June 30, 2025.

City Pro Group Inc., incorporated on July 14, 1995, is a New York-based provider of pediatric early intervention and school-based special education services, operating clinics across the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Long Island. It operates as a New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH)-approved Early Intervention Program (EIP) provider and a New York State Medicaid-enrolled provider delivering services under contracts with New York State, the New York City Department of Education (NYC DOE), and Long Island school districts. The acquisition is aimed at strengthening and expanding the Group’s footprint in the United States within pediatric developmental, early intervention, and special education services.

Rays of Belief Limited operates in the healthcare and special needs domain, specifically focusing on pediatric developmental and early intervention services through its flagship brand Mom’s Belief. The company provides holistic care, therapy, and education for children with developmental disorders. In recent developments up to 2025, the company has actively scaled up its international operations, particularly in the United States, to broaden its service network and leverage established operating capabilities in pediatric and special education sectors.

During the latest quarterly financial results announced in 2025, Rays of Belief Limited demonstrated notable growth in its revenue and profit lines, driven by expanding service segments and international integration. The company has experienced steady financial scaling as demand for early intervention and special education services grows globally. Well-known institutional investors and venture funds hold stakes in the parent entity and its underlying ecosystem to support its rapid global expansion strategy and clinical infrastructure build-out.