With Anicut Capital’s backing, Daryaganj aims to accelerate its journey from a ₹100 crore brand to a ₹1,000 crore enterprise, marking a bold new…
Petpooja’s FY25 financials are yet to be filed, but the company recorded a 43 percent increase in revenue to Rs 76 crore in FY24.
The new funds will help in increasing the manufacturing, improving the cold-chain logistics, launching more products, and expanding across India and…
The fresh funding comes just three months after the company secured Rs 85 crore in debt financing from Stride Ventures. With this tranche, Wow! Momo’…
Founded by brothers Aditya and Yash Pai, Misfits entered the beverage market by offering a healthier alternative to conventional carbonated drinks.
Jamie’s entered India in 2015 by opening first outlet at Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.
The launch represents a key step in the company’s strategy to mainstream Japanese cuisine within India’s dining sector.
With momentum in key markets and increasing consumer interest in global flavors, Nuvola Spirits aims to scale Mikiamo nationwide while building long-…
The venture debt was provided by Stride Ventures, which has previously supported startups across multiple high-growth sectors.
The company aims to increase its presence from 120 cities in January to 500 cities, stepping up competition with established players such as Uber,…
The company posted $10 million in revenue for the financial year ending March 31, 2025, and stated that the new round of funding raises its valuation…
Scandalous Foods will now target SME HoReCa and caterers, further strengthening its presence in India’s evolving F&B landscape.
The company has also appointed Avendus as bankers for a larger round of USD 80 to 100 Mn as mix of primary & secondary to be raised later this…
The brand has reported its best-ever fiscal year in 2025, which it attributes to a combination of new store launches, increased customer engagement,…
The company plans to utilize funds for geographical expansion and building a more integrated food solution in the backend.
SoftBank's Vision Fund is in final discussions to lead a new $120-150 million financing round in Grofers.
The funds have been raised by LightSaber Food Ventures Pvt. Ltd., selling healthful food under the Snackible brand.
This funding is part of a total commitment of Rs 130 crore from Viswanathan, Quintela and the AVT Group.
With this round of funding, the food delivery start up becomes the latest startup to join the Unicorn club.
The Mumbai-based startup, which is backed by Accel Partners and Zephyr Peacock, raised Rs 8.5 crore in its first debt financing exercise.
The group will also use the fund for the repayment of loans of the company and its subsidiaries.
Bueno is in talks with major VC firms to raise the next round between $15-20 Million.
The company plans to utilise the funds for building technologies and enhance operational capabilities.
Earlier, TGL Co has raised $1 million from Bollywood actor and restaurateur Ayesha Takia Azmi and her husband, Abu Farhan Azmi.
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