After the success of its first three locations in the city, Sante is all set to expand its presence, bringing wholesome, conscious dining to yet…
The space is adorned with relics of an era gone by—old currency notes, postal stamps, vintage locker rooms, and sorting tables, all paying homage to…
The company has achieved an annual recurring revenue (ARR) of Rs 60 crore in a short period.
The company will be able to expand its operations, improve its R&D capabilities, and scale its distribution and retail presence with the help of…
Revolutionizing dining with a queue-less, digital-first experience for groups, families, and individuals alike
This latest addition highlights the brand's unwavering commitment to expanding its presence across key neighborhoods, offering customers…
Company's focus is to take the company to Rs 300 crores in revenue within two financial years
The grandest bar in the new store, which is among the biggest in all Butterfly High locations, is without a doubt its main attraction.
The brand takes another step towards its ambitious 2026 growth targets
Funding to fuel Boba Bhai’s rapid expansion, innovative menu offerings and to strengthen its operational capabilities
Papa John's has over 5,900 locations worldwide and India is a key component of its international growth strategy.
To be exclusively available at Bangalore airport Duty-Free store, this exquisite whisky by Blisswater Industries, is inspired by the rarity of a Blue…
Kevin Pietersen Joins as Marquee Investor, Bringing Global Appeal to India’s Evolving Whisky Market.
Curated Catering By Design has achieved success with its two upscale subsidiary companies, Wine and Cheese Affaire and The Gourmet Chaat Co., in…
Marriott announced plans to open 15 hotels this year across its luxury, premium, and select brand segments in South Asia.
Owned by Nord Bay Capital, the casual dining chain has partnered with international franchising solutions firm, Franglobal to open 30 to 50 stores in North, West, and South India.
The company aims to open 80-100 stores across India after the first phase of expansion outside Bengal.
The two-year-old startup sells premium packaged and flavoured water, and juices and jams under the brand name Peaur.
The company is also looking to tap more international markets by targeting countries with higher Indian diaspora like SAARC and South East Asia.
In the last six years, GCMMF turnover has jumped nearly three-fold to Rs 23,000 crore.
The group is planning to start operation in cities like Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Pune before July 2015.
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